Samuel Smiths Taddy Porter

Brewed by Samuel Smith
Style: Porter
Tadcaster, England

just my style, all the way from Portland, ME. esta cerveza es una oscura mas seca que las tipicas inglesas, talvez si tanta malta, pero hoppy

Bottle. Black colour with large creamy light brown mostly lasting head. Aroma is roasted malt. Sweet flavor. Oily palate.

Bottle: Pours almost black with hardly detectable ruby spots, firm creamy persistent beige head; solid - not too dry - roasted malt in the nose, supported by some traces of black fruits; smmoth MF, solid bitter-sweet flavour, medium bodied; waves of fruitiness in the bitter-sweet roast-malty and dark-malty finish. Excellent Porter..........

Large bottle. Pours a fantastically deep brown, verging on black with a light tan head. It is very dark yet still somewhat clear. The aromas are sweet, there are lots of malt with some chocolate and some roasted notes. The flavor is overall on the sweet side, with lots of dark chocolate and a little bit of coffee. The only criticism of this brew might be that it is a little thin, but the flavors are very smooth and very strong and overall I think it is a great beer.

Aroma of sweet malt, chocolate and a littlle roast barley. Pours dark brown, almost black with a two finger sandy-brown head. Flavor is chocolate, light coffee, roast barley and a hint of cocoa bitterness at the end. Slight aftertaste of warm milk chocolate. Very nice.

Deep amber color with a nice tan head. Aroma of caramel and coffee. Flavor is sweet and tangy but a little dry with hints of fruit, dark chocolate and brown sugar.

500 ml bottle poured a dark brown with a thick creamy head. Tangy sweet flavor. Went down extremely smooth and was very easy to drink. I liked it.

500 ml bottle poured into a pint glass. Darkest brown in color with a creamy tan head. Aromas of licorice, smoked malt, and black coffee. Flavor is dark fruity with prune and grape, dark chocolate overtones, light smoke, and roasted malts. A little watery, easy to drink.