Fur Porter

Nice aroma of smoked malt and English licorice. Full malty flavor with an extra note of smoked malt and English licorice which ends in a fresh finish!! --> yeah!

Bottle that we picked up from the brewery on the island of Fur, Jutland, Denmark, Sept’ 08 Pours black with light beige head, aroma and taste is a little balsamic vinegary (not unpleasant) soft brown sugar and a bit of chocolate cookies. Find the balsamic vinegar comes back again, unusual though quite pleasant.

Bottle. Sweet, light perfume, strange smell in the beginning. A large creamy brown head, which is long lasting. A very dark brown body. Quite bitter taste, long duration. The beer is creamy with a medium body and a soft carbonation. A interesting Porter.

I had this a couple of years ago, and I found it quite uninspired. I have to say that I still feel that way. Very sweet and smooth with a solid taste of liquerice - I prefere something more bitter and burned. Not bad as such though.

Bottle. Average creamy beige head that mostly lasted. Fair display of lacework. Somewhat clear sparkling body with a mahogany color. Aroma of roasted malt, chocolate and coffee. Over the palate came sweet smoky notes, hint of underlying hoppy feel. Medium bodied with an average carbonation and mild dry texture. Moderated sweet flavor and bitterness in balance. Roasted malty and again mild smoky finish. Quit pleasant to drink.

Black with medium diminishing head.Aroma is rosted and sweet has some note of tobacco and coffee bean well balanced and ilght bitter finish.

Bottle. Black colour with large creamy light brown mostly lasting head. Roasted malty aroma and flavor with notes of coffee and chocolate. Oily palate.

At Fur Bryghus - Summer 2004 On tap Roasted grains, Chokolate and Coffee but with a light body