Southern Tier Porter

Bottle thanks to ilovedarkbeer. Dark brown in color with a small beige head. Aroma is of wheat, corn nuts, and cocoa. Taste is of cereal and malt.

Dark body with a tall tan foam head... hints of chocolate and espresso beans... smooth and well balanced... slight hop bitterness aftertaste

Pours almost black, the deepest mahogany, into the glass, with slight ruby hues to the fringes. The tan head is absolutely huge, and leaves a nice froth cap all the way down the glass. Roasted smoky malted nose. The flavors are somewhat dry, of dark malt, some slight chocolate, with some roasted coffee and light smoke in the finish. Nice creamy mouthfeel, with some nice carbo levels. A different take on the traditional porter, but a nice offering that is well-integrated.

Bottle. Pours a rich dark brown with creamy tan head. Aroma is coffee with smoke. Flavor is chocolate, coffee, and smoky wood. Thin mouthfeel, very little carbonation. Decent. I could use a little more sweetness in this one.

POURS NICE AND DARK ALMOST BLACK. NICE ROASTED MALTS THE CHOCOLATE AND COFFEE TASTE IS PREDOMINATE. ANOTHER GREAT BEER FROM SOUTHERN TIER.

Appearance: Pitch black with a large off cream colour head. Aroma: Wonderfully creamy vanilla hop & peat. Flavour: Smoke, pear, toffee and a long vanilla finish. Lovely.

very nice smell, roasty immediately, has hints of chocolate & coffee. Very dry finish. A little thin for what is billed as a Dark Porter.

Poured from a bottle a dark brown color. Tan head which faded quickly. Smell of chocolate, coffee and black malt. A burnt roasted dark malt taste with a nice dry finish.