Lubiere (3408), Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Aug 26, 2008 A dark clear brown porter with a thin white head. A woody chocolate aroma. In mouth, a good chalky chocolate malt with herbal notes, cold coffee. Medium bodied. On tap at brewpub, August 2007.
BuckeyeBoy (1209), Boise, Idaho, USA Sep 4, 2007 Updated: Sep 11, 2008On tap at Silver Peak Reno, NV Pours out a dark brown topped with a light tan head. A little roast malt and some coffee on this one. It was pretty light for a Porter. JohnnyJ (717), Oceanside, California, USA Oct 11, 2006 Poured a dark drown/red. Flavors of chocolate, coffee, fruit (cherry), roasted malt, and some hops. Thin lager mouthfeel, pretty common for the brewery. BückDich (4603), Boise, Idaho, USA Jun 13, 2005 <i>Sampled draught at the Taproom</i><br />Dark mahogany, off-white creamy head. Light roast and chocolate in the nose. Some light fruity hop notes along with the moderate maltiness. Body is clean with a lagerish mouthfeel. You could call this a schwarz and not get funny looks. 0o9i (272), Reno, Nevada, USA Jun 2, 2005 On tap @ brewery. Opaque in glass, very dark walnut colored liquid--filtered clear--as seen when the glass is low and along the edges. Thin, offwhite head. Medium to light body, coarse carbonation and lightly dry. Aroma of caramel, roasted malts, yeast like dough--sour and chocolatey. Smells awesome. Flavor is malty--chocolate, molasses--yeast of sweet dough--roasty chocolate//bread and light grains on the finish. As the beer warms, something else comes up in the finish..quite strongly. An acidic, alcoholic finish, reminiscent of cheap vodka and rum--the stuff in the plastic bottles. I let it warm because of how dark it is, but didn’t want to finish it after because of this awful aftertaste. Noticably alcoholic. Likely around 6-8%.
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