UPDATED: APR 21, 2020 16-9 ounce bottle pours dark brown to black with a tiny creamy tan head and lacing. Aroma: chocolate, coffee. Flavor: dark chocolate, milk chocolate, espresso, campfire marshmallows, burnt toast. Mouthfeel: medium-bodied, creamy finish.

UPDATED: MAR 23, 2020 Pours a near black from a bottle. Aroma of baking chocolate, toasted brown bread. Similar flavor, rather sweet and thin. Good beer.

UPDATED: FEB 22, 2020 Opening Bash. Pours black. Toast, licorice, red fruit, little noble hop thing. Medium body. Decent.

UPDATED: JUL 22, 2019 Bottle. Pours almost black with a tan head. Roasted malt, dark chocolate, espresso, touch of ash. Great beer.

UPDATED: JUL 22, 2019 Aroma: sweet, chocolatey, rich; Appearance: pitch black with creamy tan head; Taste: follows nose plus booze, roastiness; Palate: heavy body with long, sweet and boozy finish; Overall: absolutely delicious.

UPDATED: JUL 4, 2019 Bomber bottle picked up at Beach Liquors Fort Walton. Enjoyed after a long weekend of home-improvement. Pours dark like a porter with a brown head that settles slowly. The aroma is rich dark malt with chocolate and a hint of hops. Great flavor with rich coffee and lingering espresso and hoppy bitterness. Very nice American Porter.

UPDATED: APR 15, 2019 Dark brown with a slightly reddish hue if you hold it to the light. Tan head. Slightly nutty aroma. Medium-full body with robust chocolate and roasted malt flavors. Balanced bitterness. Lingering dark chocolate on the finish. Really excellent.

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UPDATED: MAR 14, 2019 Pure joy. Knee-buckling levels of goodness. Infinite depths of dark chocolate, molasses, black cherry, and mocha, with a touch of roast and date mixed with espresso and a healthy bitterness on the finish. Creamy, silky texture is to die for. The only pure porter I've ever come across that competes with Founders Porter. Holy shit, Maine Brewing. What can't you do?

UPDATED: MAR 9, 2019 500ml bottle - $7.99 at Sprayberry Bottle Shop in Marietta, Georgia. Appearance: Pours a very dark brown, near black body. On top, a creamy-looking, sandy-tan foam cap. Smell: A generous dosing of bittersweet chocolate stirred into cold cream with a blunted edge of roast and a supporting toastiness and cooked caramel. Minor waft of hops and a drifting vein of pipe smoke. Taste: Creamy, chocolaty with a rich blend of caramel-brushed toastiness, mild roast and impression of coffee beans. While sweet, its sweetness shows restraint. As with the aroma, there's just a faint, faint hint of smoke dispersed throughout the flavor. Light tinge of hops, a glimmer of floral, pine and some balancing bitterness. More lightly bitterish chocolate morsels on the round, smooth finish. Mouthfeel: Medium-plus body. Medium carbonation. Mouthfeel has a great satiny, nigh-chewy quality to it. Overall: With the beer landscape littered with heavily adjunct laden offerings, leaving one to gaze upon the beer shelves with disinterest and disdain and a feeling of dread and unease, as if one fears there may be amateur porn of them on the web somewhere, somehow, it was an absolute TREAT to have something so well-executed. Oftentimes, a few sips in I regret having bought a beer. With King Titus, I was positively bummed I only bought the one, lone bottle.