dlovell2 (87), Columbia, Maryland, USA
Apr 3, 2008
Dark Brown with Tan head. Roasted Aroma. Roasted Malt Taste. Smooth. Malty, clean, fiish.
 Hance07 (170), DownSouth, Georgia, USA
Jul 13, 2008 Pours dark brown with small tan head. Aroma is roasted malt with a touch of nuttiness. Flavor is also slightly roasted malts with a watery finish. I also get a bit of nuttiness in the flavor which reminds me of a brown ale more so than a porter.
lithy (86), Knoxville, Tennessee, USA
Jul 13, 2008 Black with glints of ruby and a light thin dark tan head. Light airy roasted aroma even away from the glass. Retains that metallic smell I find in all Yuengling products and a lot of the aroma is reminiscent of their Black & Tan. Not heavy on the tongue and only a little roasted character in the finish, disappointingly thing.
NYCubfanbudman (4), , New York, USA
does not count  Jul 10, 2008 It tastes nothing like a porter, but it isn’t bad, either. It’s a perfectly serviceable summer beer, a notch better than regular Yuengling.
Haslinger (464), Syracuse, New York, USA
Jul 10, 2008 bottle, not a very goodporter, Too thin watery palate but left a good taste in the mouth. A good refreshing beer but not a good porter. Wouldn’t buy again but would drink again
spagyetti (68), Puyallup, Washington, USA
Jun 27, 2008 Bottle and tap. It’s only a "Ying"’ folks. Better than the rest of yuenglings products, but that’s not saying much. Simple and dark, for the experience only? Maybe.
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