Royal Oak Pappys Porter

Brewed by Royal Oak Brewery
Style: Porter
Royal Oak, Michigan USA

Kind of thin, and too sour. Not the best porter I’ve had. The yeast didn’t seem right for the style either....a little too fruity. But what do know?

Pours dark brown, smells like roasted coffee. It has a roasted flavor but it is sweeter then the aroma. Smooth toffee finish that was too sweet for me.

On tap at the Royal Oak Brew Pub. Poured a dark brown color with red edges and a small sized off white head. Aromas of stronger chocolate, roasted malts, and very light coffee. Tastes of stronger coffee, lighter chocolate, and roast. I was also getting a lactose quality to this one. Very nice lacing left on the glass.

had this back in october from the tap poured a brown I think the light is a little dim in this place with a tan head. aroma nothing special about this beer got some malt and a weak coffee hard pressed to get anything else out of it. flavor a little better than the aroma, got the roasted malts, coffee, and some sweetness. it was an easy dinking beer.

On tap at Royal Oak BC. Dark brown-red body, thin/medium off-white head. Roasty, toasty, bitter aroma. Surprisingly hoppy body (especially after I tried the surprisingly malty ASA) complementing the roasty, toasty malts with bitter pine and hints of grapefruit. I think I was in Amarillo land. Coffee is also prevalent. Unusual porter but a tasty one too.

Tap: dark brown with little head that fadse fast. Lots of black coffee in aroma and flavor. Finishes withh all bitter hops. Coffee is just not my thing.

Very dark, almost black with a smallish head. Aromas are rich with chocolate, espresso and roasted grains. Taste is nicely hopped with a strange bitterness however. Medium bodied and very drinkable.

Tap. Full brown color with a bit of red showing throught when backlit. Nice off-white head and great lacing. Medium bodied. Lacking a bit in roasted malt qualities. Light chocolate and coffee flavors seep through. Decent hop balance in finish. Fair.