Dundee Porter

Brewed by High Falls Brewing Company
Style: Porter
Rochester, New York USA

12oz bottle. The best brew I’ve had from High Falls thus far. Pours a deep brown with a this beige ring. Light nose of coffee and toasted malts. Flavor was coffee, finish was light and quick.

Bottle. Pours a dark cherry brown with no head and very little carbonation. Aroma is barely there but is of roasted malts and coffee. Taste is roasted malts with a slight chocolate and coffee tones. Drinkable.

Pours deep brown garnet with a creamy 3 finger chocolate milk head that has somewhat poor retention. Aroma is roast, sweet chocolate, vanilla, a little mild coffee. Flavor is roast, stale chocolate, old coffee and a little char. FInish is ashy, dry and bitter cocoa. Body is really too thin for the flavor profile, somewhat under carbonated.

~Pours dark brown with red tints. Big brown head. ~ Roasted chocolate malt scent and slight coffee. ~Bitter chocolate taste with roasted malts. ~Tongue tingles, feels a bit thin, bitter finish. ~Pretty decent porter. Nothing special.

12oz bottle: Pours dark brown, nearly black with a light tan head that quickly disappears. Very faint aroma, some roastiness and dark chocolate present. Taste is very heavy roasted malt flavor with some bitter cocoa tones. Despite the flat look it has a well carbonated, almost creamy mouthfeel. Drinkable, middle of the road Porter.

Pours a very dark brown with a thin, dense tan head and low carbonation. The aroma has great roasted barley notes with some chocolate. Flavor has a slight bitter start but moves into a semi-sweet caramel and cream flavor middle, ending with a drinking chocolate bite . Beer leaves a great lacing on the glass and mouth feel is great for the style. Overall another beer I would of never thought to seek with the Dundee brand.

Oil-black with a big foamy top that slowly gives way to subsiding craters. Light in aroma, this has a moderate cocoa base to it. But it’s so light in character as to barely be noticeable. Moderately thin as well. (#3475, 11/2008)

12 oz. bottle shared by Tmoney99. Pours a clear dark brown with a small creamy beige head. The aroma sweet dark malt, caramel, and toasted bread. The flavor has more dark malt, the roasted character comes out a bit, bready, and a touch of dark chocolate. Light bitterness in the finish. Fairly drinkable, a touch thin.