Great Divide St. Bridgets Porter (St. Brigids)

Pretty good porter here, definitely underrated I would say. Aroma is pretty sweet and malty, with some chocolate notes. The chocolate becomes more pronounced in the flavor, also some roasted malts, vanilla, wood, chalk and coffee. A little bit light on the palate, but till pretty creamy. Good beer.

Bottle. Pours a dark brown body with a tan head. Chocolate, minerals, light roasty coffee, a bit watered down with light vanilla.

(Bottle). Nice mocha chocolate aroma. Near black body, small light brown head. Tasty flavor profile of chocolate, roastiness, some coffee and light fruit. Finish is a little brief; otherwise, a solid porter.

Bottle at Orsted Olbarog. Deep brown, thin beige head. Choc aroma. Plainish choc porter. It’s ok, not that exciting. Just a normal choccy porter.

Not a bad beer - I liked the chocolate and coffee flavor - nice aftertaste. All around good beer - better than many of the portors that I have tried. Simple but tasty.

12 ounce bottle in pint glass. Dark brown with ring head and lace. Sweet chocolate aroma. Sweet mild chocolate flavor. Hops seem to have faded away due to lack of freshness. Just checked date code. Best before June/July 2004. Nice. Well, extra points for having a date. Wish I had looked before I bought. Are the distributors supposed to get this stuff off the shelves?

12 fl. oz. bottle from BOTW (Rochester), served at cellar temperature in a tulip glass. AU29/08.

App.: Very deep brown-black with ruby highlights and a nice light tan head. Aroma: Black coffee, dark chocolate, slightly grapey and fruity, slightly ashen. Palate: Medium body and very soft carbonation. Flav.: Some black coffee and dark chocolate, slightly fruity, some ashen burnt sugar, dry with moderate bitterness and a fairly long burnt sugar/dark chocolate aftertaste.

A bit simple, but tasty.

Everything about this porter was just kind of normal. It had a good dark color with brown head and a simple chocolate flavor to it.