Flying Dog Road Dog Scottish Porter

Brewed by Flying Dog Brewery
Style: Porter
Frederick, Maryland USA

bottle thanks to swalden28. poured a dark brown/ruby hues with a beige head. aroma of caramel, dark roasts, toffee, and some coffee. flavor was caramel, dark roasts, and toffee. light body and medium carbonation.

(12oz. bottle, courtesy of Swalden 28) Pours a brown body with a small off-white head. Aroma of roasted malt, caramel, and light black licorice. Flavor of roasted malt, caramel, some cocoa, and licorice with a thin mouthfeel.

Another just ok entry from good old flying dog. I’d say this is above average for the flying dog but I love porter so what do I know. Aroma is faint and smells of coffee and hops. This is way light at a deep amber almost ruby red color. Palate is a little thin. Flavor is good, a nicelly balanced with some chocolate notes and very caramelly.

From Voldby, DK. Bottled, 050209. Dark brown with red shade - small head. Aroma of chocolate and malt. Flavor is coffee and caramel. Some dryness.

Bottle. Bishops Arms, Järntorget, Gothenburg. Dark brown colour. Toasted malt, light chocolate, a bit of peat, malt sweetness, light hoppiness. Light bodied. I usually like session porters, but this one is too weak for a six percent american porter.

12oz bottle. Pours a clear deep reddish brown with a small tan head. Aroma is mostly malt with some roast. Flavor of roasted malts with some chocolate and coffee. Decent.

Bottle thanks to swalden28. The smell is roasty, peanut butter like, malts, little smoke. The look is clear and light brown in color with a little tan head. The taste is malts, roasty, chocolate, and little coffee.

Poured an almost black ruby red in the glass. Little head formed and the head that did form dissipated quickly. Aroma was of rich malt, and the initial flavor was of cola followed by malt with an aggressive carbonation. The mouthfeel was lighter than one would expect from a porter.