Samuel Smiths Taddy Porter

Brewed by Samuel Smith
Style: Porter
Tadcaster, England

(355ml Bottle) Thin, beige head and opaque black body. Aroma of cocoa and molasses. Storng molasses, charcoal and smoked flavours. Finishes bitter and dry.

Dark amber/brown appearance with a big tan head, which doesn't last long. Finished clean with some bitterness. Silky mouthfeel, very smooth.

Poured an opaque dark brown with little head. Rich, roasted flavor yet light feeling for a porter. Nice hints of roasted malt and chocolate. Very tasty beer. Excellent porter.

This porter is of a similar style to Guinness or Murphy's, but is better tasting without being bitter. It has a full taste, malty & chocolatey, which fills your mouth and makes it happy. My favourite porter thus far.

One of the best beers I've ever had. If you want a sweet porter, choose this one. Rich dark brown colour, a portent of things to come, whith an amazing mixture of flavours from chocolate to coffee to oak and on and on. Very easy to drink and not overpowering despite the complexity. Slightly bitter taste offset by the sweet undertones in the flavour.

Pours a jet black with a nice brown head with decent staying power. Smells of chocolate and walnut. A strong coffee flavor with a crisp finish. A nice porter.

A bit fuity of an aroma for a porter. Definite grape componant. Even when poured carefully, a persistant dk tan head makes itself known. Very dark. Fist impression is buttery, smooth, and woody/smokey like I think Porters should be. A bit more fizz than I am uesd to for the genre, fuitiness is not here anymore and a bit more bitter trailing aftertaste. Soft and smooth going down. I definately wont mind finishing this 19ouncer.

Pours like their Oatmeal Stout- dark mahogany. Aroma is winey and caramel. Big body beer with a sourness and richness unlike many porters. Quite unique and excellent.