Great Divide St. Bridgets Porter (St. Brigids)

Pours a dark. opaque brownish black with amber highlights and a quickly fading half-inch tan head. Sweet, smokey aroma of roasted malt. Flavor is rich and robust: lightly bittersweet malt with hints of coffee, smoke, and pecan shells. A nice, well-rounded porter.

nice palate, good porter. to me there seems to some lactose flavor. medium body

very nice look and aroma, although head is pretty small and dissolves quickly.... taste somewhat watery for a porter, expected better after the initial presentation

Bottle: Pours with a big 2 finger off white head. Dark but wih deep red highlights. Aroma is toasty carame malt. Flavor is the same. Very malty and toasty but no roastiness that i enjoy in a porter. I know a porter shouldnt be as roasty as a stout but this doesnt really have any. Its 1 note mellow malt toast. Not my kind of porter.

bottle. black/brown pour with thin tan head. nice aroma of smoke, chocolate, floral hops, coffee grinds. coffee is most prominant with bitter sweet chocolate finish. nicely balanced with steady mellow smoke.

12oz bottle-pours alight tan head and mahogany color. Aroma is medium malt-chocolate/caramel, dark fruit. Taste is medium malt-chocolate/caramel, dark fruit, then secondary hops. Nice, smooth. OK carbonation.

Bottle. Dark brown with tan head. Slight malt aroma. Coffee, malt, and chocolate in flavour, with roasted nuts in aftertaste. Easy to drink.

Poured dark brown with nice ruby highlights with little to no tan head. No real lacing. Aroma is roasted malts and chocolate. Taste is bittersweet chocolate, coffee, and mild nuts. Roastiness is mild in aftertaste. Mouthfeel is watery. Very drinkable porter.