Koff Porter

Brewed by Sinebrychoff (Carlsberg)
Style: Baltic Porter
Kerava, Finland

Jet black pour with an off white head. Aroma is sweet with robust roasted malts, cream and coffee. Flavor is big bold, roasted malts, creamy coffee, sugar, chocolate and toffee. Really nice and delicious.

Bottle courtesy of ditmier’s return box from the perfect 10v4 trade. Pours a deep viscous dark black with a dense dark brown head. Beautiful. Deep dark plum and roast with some bitter cocoa. Almost thick mouthfeel, touch of sweetness, light chocolate. Simple but tasty. Finishes with some deep bitter cocoa with an earthy smoky quality. This is quite delicious.

Bottle. Been looking forward to trying this one out. Pours like a big stout, not a porter - opaque black and a big foamy brown head. Aroma is big and malty - fruit and chocolate notes, tobacco, and a little booze. The flavor is much more subdued, though, with a sweet malt layer carrying along some roast and minimal hop flavors. Palate is just a little thinner than I’d like. I spent some time with this porter, trying to figure it out. It has an particular character that I can’t quite define. It’s not the biggest or most complex porter, but it’s certainly an interesting one to drink. Take your time with it, too - I came to enjoy it more as it continued to warm a bit.

("Oy Sinebrychoff Ab in Kerava since 1819", 7.2%, 27¢/oz)

opq-bk, foamy tan head, wavy lace, med-full body, ^co2.

aroma: sweet licorice alchl silo earthy-hop.

dark-malts §lcrc §alchl T1, §sweet roasted-malt T2, burnt(but not chrcl) T3.
big swig yields mtllc-hop flavor, complex but rounded, ^drinkable, sessionable.

dark red-brown with oily head. Crisp aroma of hop, yeast, toast, a little banana. a porter with saison notes. Taste is very dry. smoke, bitter hop. some sour mineral flavors. Kinda burnt flavor. a little flat.

smokey. a little thin and watery. this is something i could drink again, but i wouldnt seek it out. pretty decent.

Bottle. Aroma is rasin, fruity, malty. Apperance, Dark brown. Taste, malty like a porter except a slightly stronger alcohol taste. Good.

Fantastic aromatics full of cocoa, wet tobacco, port wine and oatmeal. The scent is inviting and very robust. Rich brown body, lasting brown head, and thick lacing. Medium bodied, lightly creamy with a lingering bitterness. Nutty, woody malts with some burnt flavors. Chocolates and mild coffee coupled by a mixture of dark berries. Well hopped and enjoyable.