Brewpub København Cole Porter

Brewed by Brewpub København
Style: Porter
Copenhagen, Denmark

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.

Chocolate, biscuity, lightly roasty malt aroma. Opaque black body with strong, fine bubbled, dense, tan head that lasts well and coats the glass. Chocolate and roasty malts with liquorice undertones in the flavour. Somewhat mineral feeling. Roasty finishing bitterness lasts on the tongue. Medium light body with moderate carbonation. Sampled on tap at the brewpub.

draught at EBF Copenhagen 2008 ... Deep black ... chocolate chocolate chocolate nose ... deep roast malts.. some coffee ... ligth chocolate.. buitter linger.

Draught. Small white head. Black body. Coffee aroma with hints of choccolate. Same with regard to flavor, smooth and easy to drink without much bitterness without being sweet. Interesting.

Draught @ brewpub, Copenhagen. Black color with an impressive head that lasted for quit some time. Excellent curtains like lacing. Aroma is resenable complex with coffee, burned, caraml, chocolate, sweet candies and slight dry fruite. I also detected butter like notes in nose and mouth. I felt that texture was also light buttery. Medium bodied with a medium sweet flavour. Finish is quit balanced with sweet notes as predominant. Agree with Bierkönig that this was quit close to Guinness in appearance and taste only slightly better.

Draught at the Brewpub. This one has boiled a little more than the earlier brews, it gives it a bit morecaramel and licorice. Aroma: licorice, burned malts. Taste: Burned malts, licorice, coffee. Bitter / dry finish.

(Bottled) Very dark brown with a medium, creamy-lacy head. Slight milky sourness in the aroma with sweetish malt and roastiness. Nicely roasty, milky-sour, not burned flavor with mild bitterness, and a dry finish. Almost medium body with smooth carbonation. A balanced and enjoyable stout with pleasantly low ABV.

Bottle. Dark, close to black wih a white bubbly head & decent lacings. Nose is very malty, roast chocolate, coffee & caramel. Medium filling body - very smooth & soft. Roast bitter dry end. Simple but very drinkable!