St Peters Old Style Porter

black, no head....roasted malt aroma and taste.,.slightly sour taste also..pretty good.

Dark brown with a small tan head. Smoky roasted malt aroma. Flavor of roasted malt, smoke, and bitter dark chocolate. A little thin.

Roasted malts, chocolate in the aroma. Clear, but almost opaque dark ruby brown with tan head that recedes to decent cover with some coating on the glass. Very complex taste has plenty of roasted malts without overwhelming the subtler flavours - chocolate, sulfur, salt, some herbal notes and perhaps a touch of smoke. Fair bitterness marks the finish. Medium-full body, decent carbonation engages the tongue. Bottle.

Pours a dark borwn/black. No head. aroma is dry, grass, malt. Flavor is dark roasted malt. Notes of choclate, and bitter. oily slick mouthful. Thanks to MIBRomeo

thick and dark pour w/ a soap bublly head.. came in a cool looking bottle, smelled of carmel, coffee, and something earthy (grass maybe?)... the palate was mildly creamy a touch bitter, and had some good carbonation, the flavor was a little lacking for a porter but had the normal coffee w/ some maltiness and a bitter aftertaste. Overall nothing outstanding about this porter, but not a bad beer.

Slightly bitter taste with an extremely odd after-taste. The entire time I was drinking it I was trying to figure it out with no success.

(on bottle) When I wanna go for a old-style porter, this is what I aim for. Smells like a cola, has loads of roat too. Mouth is thin and watery; OK in this case. And a fantastic long and dry coffee finish. Good for me.

dark appearence with light tan head, light smell with great bitter finish. good deep burnt flavor, very easy palate. very good porter.