Samuel Smiths Taddy Porter

Bottle. Moderate malt aromas of dark bread, toasted, dark chocolate and strong coffee, light notes of resin and earth for the hops and yeast, with brown sugar, vanilla and cola in the background. Head is frothy, off-white to light brown with fair lacing and is mostly diminishing. Color is dark brown with a red tint. Flavor starts moderately sweet and lightly acidic, then the long finish is lightly acidic, moderately bitter and a touch sour. Palate is just about perfect, being medium bodied, oily in texture and has a soft carbonation. It finishes lightly dry. A great after dinner drink with an awesome mouthfeel.

Bottle. Poured a dark brown/almost black with a two finger tan head. Aroma of chocolate, toffee and maybe some alcohol. Flavor was roasty with nuts and bitter chocolate. Good beer. Needs a heavier body though.

Taddy Porter was good. This one smells of chocolate and nice toffee. Very dark in color. I like the roasty quality in the taste.

This was a really good porter. It actually had a very alcohol type aroma to it but it did not drink that way. It was sweet and smooth.

Stout-like black pour, nice lacing, great appearance. Aroma is malty and smoky, sips a thick burnt worscestshire sauce. Nutty, malty, almost like a stout, better than average.

pours dark brown, fluffy tan head that laces pleasantly. aroma of roasted malt, hint of coffee. the coffe is more pronounced in the flavor, with a trace of hoppiness. medium bodied, kind of chocolatey finish. a quite enjoyable brew.

22oz bomber. Pours dark, dark red (almost black). Nice head, good lacing. Aroma of chocolate, smokey roasted goodness. Tastes of chocolate, caramel, and some dark fruits. Sweet and sour finish. Not extremely thick like Anchor Porter... Drinkable to the max!

Pours dark black with a creamy head that never leaves. Roasted malt aroma. Tangy bitter and dry on the palate. Clean finish.