 kepano (239), Meudon, France
Feb 15, 2007
Dark ruby black with a nitro tan head and thin lacing, the Wrasslers is undoubtedly Porterhouse’s most attractive beer. A step up from the Oyster Stout, Wrasslers features a deeper dark chocolate nose that pairs remarkably with rich noble hops and a hint of Roquefort. Balanced on the palate, its agreeable coffee and hop bitterness shares the tongue with a hint of orange peel. A relatively one-dimensional stout but that dimension is quite enjoyable, and surely the most full-flavored of Porterhouse’s offerings. An elegant ale and at 5% one that I could drink several pints of.
faroeviking (6024), Republica Vikingo de las, Faroe Islands
Nov 5, 2009 Draught. Black colour with a beautiful rock solid creamy light brown head, seldom I see such a nice head on a beer. Pleasant soft roasty malty aroma with some smoke. Good filling mouthfeel. The flavour is smooth and soft with a pleasant roasty maltiness, some coffee and bit of chocolate, light smoke and bit of liquorice.
Theis (3617), Denmark
Nov 3, 2009 Draught at Charlies, Copenhagen. Black - offwhite head. Coffee, licorice, burned, light vegetables, grassy, herbal, sharpness, dry burned, light sweet notes.
Geokkjer (256), Kristiansand, Norway
Oct 29, 2009 On tap@ The Warf Aalborg.Pours black with a nice creamy beige/brown head.Aroma of smoke and tar with some roasted grains.Flavor is tarry smoke with roasted grains,chocolate and licorice.Bitter finish.Medium body ,soft carbonation.Nice
xnoxhatex (1305), Grand Rapids/Chicago, Michigan, USA
Sep 21, 2009 On tap at the brewpub. Opaque black with big, creamy tan head. Aroma is roasty, dry with heavy tobacco. Flavor is chalky, ashy, but roasty and flavorful. Medium to light body, creamy. Nice.
Braudog (3733), Dayton, Ohio, USA
Sep 19, 2009 Draft 1/2 pint at the brewpub in Dublin. Thick and creamy. That sums it up. Nice bitter stout with a rich smoky consistency. Delish. (#3672, 9/15/2009)
Tmoney99 (4663), Cincinnati, Ohio, USA
Sep 2, 2009 Bottle shared by shigadeyo.
Poured dark brown color with an average creamy light brown head that mostly lasted with excellent lacing. Good roasted malt aroma. Medium body with a smooth texture with flat carbonation. Moderate roasted dark chocolate sweet flavor with a medium sweet dry finish of average duration.
Solid drinkable dry stout.
angrybeerman (107), Dublin, Ireland
Aug 24, 2009 Updated: Oct 4, 2009A strong roasted, dry and bitter taste. Looked excellent as it was black, thick with a creamy white head as dry stouts should be. Smelled excellent too. m favourite dry stoout.
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