Great Divide St. Bridgets Porter (St. Brigids)

Brewed by Great Divide Brewing Company
Style: Porter
Denver, Colorado USA

Bottle. Black with small head. Roasted amlts, vegies, wood, minerals/metallic, short finish. Pleasent but nothing special in my book. Went well with Tiramisu. Thanks Jeppe and Jens.

deep brown with a thin layer of beige head, the aroma is chestnut and slightly caramelly. full bodied, this porter is very nutty and surprisingly dry. this is a smooth brew that is straight forward: a classic porter.

Deep brown, medium tan head, decent lacing. Malty aroma with faint roastiness. Medium mouthfeel, roasted coffee flavors well balanced by hops. Nice clean finsih of bitter hops. Pleasant and drinkable, although not as complex as some porters.

bottle thanks to metzlers in denton tx. poured black with a brown head. aroma was pleasant with chocolate, malt, and coffee. flavor was chocolate, coffee, with some hop bitterness. this had medium carbonation. not bad but not great.

Pours a deep brown with garnet highlights and a creamy tan head that laces nicely. The nose is primarily heavy roasted malt backed by coffee. Medium-bodied and slick while remaining lively on the tongue, the mouthfeel finishes a slightly bitter and metallic. Typically, I really dislike a metallic finish, but the other textures and flavors kept it in line. The flavor follows the nose and is of dark roasted malts and burnt coffee. Effervescent, almost prickly on the tongue, this porter concludes with a nice lingering roasted finish.

Depp brown-reddish hue. Chocolate, vinous aroma. Roast chocolate flavour with a dry, bitter finish.

Very dark brown, beige head, light roasted chocolate aroma, flavor is chocolate and coffee, sweet, pleasant, with a light hop finish.

Crushed with Jakebra. One of the chocolatiest porters I’ve ever had. Lots of roast and chocolate. Smooth, a little thin, but still an awesome porter.