CaptainCougar (5379), Rockville, Maryland, USA Jun 17, 2009 Tap at Arundel Mills in Mar 2008: Pours a barely transparent dark mahogany with a thin light tan head. Aroma of sweet earthy dark caramel and chocolate malts with some smoky complexity. Body starts sweet and smooth with nice roasty smoky flavor befoer a more bittersweet, fairly full dark chocolatey finish. A very nice porter. NomDeBeer (397), Maryland, USA Aug 4, 2008 Draft @ Bel Air location in April 2008. Tastes and smells of coffee, chocolate, and bitter, roated malts. Nice balance of these elements, but not enough of them to make this one really outstanding. An enjoyable beer though. LiebeBier (788), Annapolis, Maryland, USA May 9, 2008 Draft - Black pour with a tan head. A very nice aroma of chocolate and coffee. An excellent porter. Typically not my favorite style, this was excellent and full of sweet malt flavor. hoplover406 (204), Crofton, Maryland, USA Mar 13, 2008 Growler. This is some decent stuff. Roasty,chocolatey, malty, silky goodness. A fine porter that, thankfully, is one of their standard beers. joeymacaroni (181), West Chester, Pennsylvania, USA Mar 4, 2008 my god, this beer is loaded with coffee and chocolate goodness. this and the venom were my drinks of choice at the DuClaw in Bowie. GMCC2181 (845), Bear, Delaware, USA Feb 17, 2008 Color is dark with a cream head. Smelled like a stout. Taste was roasted malts, chocolate, coffee, and caramel. It was like guinness but stronger and with more flavor. A solid porter over all. I enjoyed it! 45thstbrewer (94), Conowingo, Maryland, USA Feb 17, 2008 DuClaw’s Bad Moon Porter is pretty good. It’s Dark with a beige head. Roasted malts, chocolate, coffee, and caramel carpediembp (9), Lutherville, Maryland, USA does not count Feb 11, 2008 One of my favorite porters ever. This is a fairly full bodied beer with a wonderful dark color, along with a thin dark head. I usually have it from tap. Pronounced coffee taste throughout the pint, flavor becomes more rich and unique as it nears cellar/room temp.
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