Brewpub København Cole Porter

Brewed by Brewpub København
Style: Porter
Copenhagen, Denmark

(Draught at the brewpub on 2009-09-16) Almost black and clear. Small tan coloured head. Roastedness and cream in aroma. Medium bodied palate with medium carbonation. Roastedness, bitterness, coffee, cream, bitterness, chocolate and hint of cough mixture in taste. Sweet and bitter aftertaste.

Pours dark brown with a cream head. Aroma is roasted malt and some plum. Flavour is roasted malt, dark fruit, coffee, notes of chocolate and tobaco.

On tap at the brewpub. It’s a black beer with a fingerthick, beige to tan head. Roasted, slightly peaty nose with coffee. The flavor is roasted and peaty with coffee and licorice, a little dark chocolate and some sour malt. Medium to full body, smooth and dry in the mouth. The finish is dry and roasted with a nice touch of fruity hops. I think I would like more hops evident in this one, but it’s a really nice one. (090518)

From tap@the brewpub. A tanned cream head upon a pitch black body. Dry, light sourish and roasted malt aroma. Some nuts and spices. Fairly dry malt flavor. Rounded roastedness with fruit and coffee tones. Mildly hopped. Medium body strenght, oily mouthfeel. Dryish malt finish. Reliable.

CBF09. Cask. Frothy lightbrown good mostly lasting head. Black colour. Heavy malty and moderate hoppy aroma. Moedrate bitter flavor. roasted and coffee notes. Long great finish. Creamy palate.
Earlier Rating: 2/5/2006 Total Score: 3.4
Draft at brewpub.Creamy ehite mostly lasting head. Dark brownd colour. Moderate malty aroma, a little hoppy. OK flavor, but too strong coffee-note. Long finish. But a little watery.

<i>Bottle.</i> Pours a hazy dark brown with a big light brown head. Roasted, bit of tart aroma with a somewhat fish-like note to it at first (not that nice). As it warms, this fortunately disappears, and the aroma is now roasted with some coffee and slight chocolate notes in the background; also has an occasional whiff of vanilla. Flavour is roasted, bitter and a bit tart. Finish is roasted, bitter and dry. Not bad but nothing really interesting either. <i>12-11-08.</i>

Bottle. Dark chocolate and roasted malt in aroma. Dark brown colour with light broiwn head. soft, mild dark chocolate in taste, whivh makes this beer more drinkable than most porters. Yu’re not completely dried up after a single sip.

On tap at the brewpub. Dark brown, almost black with a dense beige head. Rich chocolate and coffee nose and flavours. Roasted flavours balance soft vanilla. Enjoyable.