Selins Grove White Horse Porter

On tap at brewpub. Deep dark brown in color with a liitle tan head. Malty hoppy aroma. Very malty. Smooth and creamy. Roasty malty, hoppy flavor. Chocolate, caramel notes. Well balanced. Full bodied. Drinkable. Very nice.

The Best Poter that I have drunk to date. The appearence is black, the flavor is write on full of nice bitterness, the beer feels wonderful in the mouth. If your in Selinsgrove and this beer is on tap it is a must

Alcohol totally hidden. Smooth milk chocolate nose. Creamy, creamy palate with some roasted flavor and some vanilla. Aftertaste like weak coffee. Very good.

An excellent porter. Very creamy roasted malt flavor. Super smooth. Took home a growler afterwards!

Tap at brewpub. Dark brown, almost black pour with creamy and firm light brown head. Roasted malt aroma, chocolate, coffee, and black strap molasses. Nice dry roasted malt flavor with a good hop background. Molasses really comes thru in the finish with espresso and bitter chocolate. Smooth and soft on the palate, light to medium body. An awesome beer, one of my favorite Porters (I have this often). Very good session beer, though a little high at 5.5% for long session drinking.

Umm good. Very dark with small head. Smooth bitter flavor, very light bodied. Another favorite from Immy’s Tasting.

I liked this better than their stout... it seemed comforting and familiar the first time I took a sip. More subdued rasted malt flavor rounded with lighter malts.

On tap at the brewery. Dusty earthy malt, dry roasted grains and bitter coffee grounds. Light hoppiness with licorice and tobacco, raisin. Dark brown reddish clear with off-white lacing head. Medium heavy body with light carbonation. Starts sweet with malty grains, raisins, coffee and licorice. Bitter chocolate. Mild bitterness and coffee grounds. Toasted or slightly burnt grains. Neutral fruit finish. Tongue-coating sweetness with light coffee bitter after.