Great Divide St. Bridgets Porter (St. Brigids)

Another attempt in my quest to drink most Colorado beers. This poured inky black with a tan head. It smelled like coffee and tasted like chalky cocoa and roasted malts. Yummy stuff from one of my favorite breweries here in Denver. This was a very solid porter. Serving type: bottle Reviewed on: 11-26-2007 03:43:57

Bottle. Very dark red-brown with a thick, tan head. Mocha on the nose. Toasty barley up front with slight bitterness and a hit of ethanol at the end.

12oz bottle. Pours a dark black with a tan head. Alot of flavor including chocolate, coffee, and a hint of smokiness. These guys do a good job.

Poured from 12oz bottle. Pours a deep brown, almost black, with a tan head. Aroma is malty. Flavor is sweet with roasted malts and chocolate.

12oz bottle into a pint glass Nice with malty sweetness but not quite enough roast. Hint of bacon/smoke as it warms.

Always bee a fan of Great Divide and they’ve never let me down. The aroma is somewhat "small" but you can definitly detect the chocolate and the dark barley in there. Hits the tounge with a coffee explosion. Very smooth.

Flaske: Brunlig øl med et fint lille skumhoved. Duften er sødlig brændt. Smagen er klassisk porter med en smule bitterhed i enden. Fin øl men ikke mere.

From the 12 fl. oz. bottle which was bottled on Dec 11, 2008. The pour is a handsome brown with ruby tints when held to the light. The aroma has the characteristics of chocolate and fresh hops. The mouthfeel is of medium-bold texture and creamy on the tongue. The taste is smooth balance of barley malts and chocolate with a dry hopped finish. Elegant.