Fullers London Porter (Bottle/Keg)

Brewed by Fullers
Style: Porter
London, England

Smells sweet and roasty. Pours with great head and dark with a lot of light at the seams. Tastes roasty and creamy. A decent stout but lacks some complexity.

Milldly roasty milk chocolate aroma, chewy coffee chocolate taste, nice soft creamy body. Used to love this and it is still very good.

Pours black with a medium tan head. Strong aroma of french roast coffee, some dark chocolate. Flavor is mostly coffee, malt, dark chocolate, toasty. Finish is a nice chocolate bitterness. Medium body and carbonation. Would be great with a chocolate desert or cookies.

500 ml bottle. pours dark brown with a reddish hue and a spritzy looking tan head. bready chocolatey aroma. flavour is toasty, malty, mellow chocolate (that enhances in the aftertaste). taste a better than in smells for sure. medium body and bitterness

12-oz. Thanks, Skoi! This one had a long and storied history before it finally wandered home with me tonight. Nice to finally crack it. Pours ebony with rubied brown highlights and shows, even after over a year and a half in the bottle, a nice thick and creamy tan head. Nice big coffee nose, black bread there as well. Nice creamy body, substantive without being dense or overly cargo-ish. Plenty of wooly carb showing as well. Coffee, black bread, dark cocoa, and a bit of baking chocolate on the mid-palate. Long cocoa-y finish. Lovely stuff.

Bottle, cherry brown color with a little peach colored head, heavy malty aroma, some roasted notes mainly chocolate, creamy palate all the way that just in the end dries out. very pleasant aroma of brownie, dark chocolate, roasted coffee and fudge, indeed very complex. excellent!

Pours a deep ruby red with a nice medium light tan head with just a touch of lace. The aroma is nice nutty roasty and full of sweet malt. The flavor is even nicer with lots of chocolate molasses and a pronounced nuttiness There are some good balancing hops here but this is much more about the delicious roasty malts. A very nice porter indeed.

Can... Poured deep brown with a big, khaki head. Roasted aroma of coffee beans, cocoa and malts. Soft, smooth and creamy palate with noticeable coffee notes up front cocoa malts and nutty, earthy hops. Chocolate, mocha and coffee in the finish.