Bottle served cellar temp. Pours dark amber brown with a large, lasting head. Yeasty aroma with some nuttiness and a distant bit of grape. I taste a whole lot of sourness in the initial hit of flavour with some grape and then water in the finish. There is not a lot of "porter" in this, to be honest. The sourness is not unpleasant, more like a very plain sour ale.

Bottle, Barleycorns, Nantwich. Bit disappointed by this. Very dark brown colour, large dissipating tan head. Looked the part. Not much happened in the nose, some vague roasted malt. Body was thin. Muted roasted malt and coffee in the flavour. Ho hum.

Pours a faintly hazy deep brown to slightly burgundy colour with a thick, long-lasting tan head. Nose is faint, very slightly hoppy with just a hint of sweet roasty malt. Flavour isn’t quite very porter-like. It’s a little bit too watery, and slightly overbalanced towards the hoppy side of things. Not enough malts in the mouth, what is there is good, roasty and nice. Mouthfeel is smooth, but a little watery.

500ml bottle from the LCBO A light aroma of chocolate Pours a dark brown wit almost no head slight taste of chocolate pretty watery for a porter Not the best porter i have had for sure

Bottle. BB4 Jan 08. The biggest head I have seen on a Porter. LIght spiciness and a hiint at some roastiness. A bit sour which increases. Almost a Bourbon Barrel quality. A little thin and needs more roastiness.