OHanlons Original Port Stout

Cask, Bag O’ Nails, Bristol. Colour was a ruby tinged black. Aroma had elements of malt, caramel and chocolate. Smooth and sweetish. The port didn’t really make its presence felt enough. Pretty average.

Black with medium beige head. Aroma has roasted malt, liquerice and coffee notes. Flavor is mild sweet with coffee, hard roasted malt and liquerice notes. Ends bitter.

Sweet berry malt aroma.Dark brown colour with great head and lacing. Malty berry flavour with smokey aftertaste. Smooth palate.

Dark ruby to black, small beige head. Nose is softly burned malts, coffee, some cherries and port like dried fruits. Flavor is burned, dry malty with smooth bitter finish. Quite a contrast with the aroma. Medium bodied, quite smooth but a bit watery palate.

500 ml, bb 07 29 09. Opaque with a four-finger lasting head. Coffee, split green hickory wood, and slight gunmetal in the aroma. Flavor is a nice blend of coffee, hickory, char, dried leaf, some subtle caramel and light fruity acid. Medium-heavy body has a smooth, watery mouthfeel, and finishes with a chalky dryness on the tongue.

Black with browny white head. Aroma of hops, chocolate and especielly coffee. The texture is very soft, unfortunatly its very thin as well. Aftertaste is a bit bitter and very short! (Typical Brithish I feel like saying) Regular brew!good

550ml Bottle - Gravity Bottle Market - Olympia, WA
Aroma – Nice dark malts with a slight coffee and chocolate aroma.
Appearance – Dark reddish brown in color, thin head and clear.
Flavor – An interesting stout flavor. Very fruity with a high alcohol flavor.
Palate – Good Mouthfeel, Nice texture with a dry finish.
Overall – A very good stout with a interesting port flavoring to it. Will have to try this again to see if I get the same flavors the next time.

bottle 500ml at Gallows Bird Color: dark brown fizzy Scent:dark malts Taste:dark malts, chocolate dash of Port, dryish, smooth