Lazy Boy Porter

Brewed by Lazy Boy Brewing
Style: Porter
Everett, Washington USA

From a 22 oz bottle this poured a jet black with a nice tan head and good lacing. Beautiful in the glass. Nose is of burnt malts, almost like wet burnt wood. Mouthhfeel is medium with quite a bit of carbonation. Flavor is dominated by the burnt wood taste with a little bit of chocolate. Finish is dry.

Bomber. Pours surprisingly dark black with a small tan head. The aroma is roasty-sweet, with some raisin and other dark fruits and a bit of milk chocolate. The flavor is roasted barley and bitter chocolate, but seems very hollow somehow. There’s a slight ashy sourness to the finish that is pretty satisfying, but all in all, it just seems like it’s lacking something.

This black ale poured with a nice tan head that gradually dissipated. Unfortunately, it doesn’t taste as good as it looks. The flavor is chocoate malt, but watery with a skunky finish.

Bomber from Bottle Trek. Opaque black color with a decent tan head that stayed awhile. Sort of chocolate roasted malt aroma - not burnt. Medium body with slightly frothy carbonation. Flavor is chocolate, dark roasted malt, and a little coffee. Finish is slightly acid and pretty dry. Lightly puckers the mouth.

Thanks to Skyview. Black color with a medium head. Light roasted malt aroma. Watery roasted malt flavor. Very light coffee.

Received a 22-oz bombe via trade with 5000. Pours an opaque dark brown brew with a fizzy tan head that slowly dissipates toa fine film and tan ring. Aroma of roasted dark malt, some chocolate, roasted nuts, and some toasted dark leaves. Taste is medium bodied, light carbonated with flavors of toasted dark malt, some buitter and flowery hops. Finish is semi-dry, a little metallic with some chocolate/coffee aftertaste.

Deep brown with a dark tan head. Nice aroma of roasted malts, slightly sweet, buttery, oak, and slightly bitter. Flavor is lightly chocolate, sweet malts, come coffee, kinda sour, earth tones. Finish is a bit metallic and sour. Body is a bit thin with plenty of carbonation. Better than the percentile says I think, but could use some improvement.

Twenty-two oz bottle. Overly fizzy with a thick brown head that fades quickly. Rich aroma of oak and walnuts. Body nearly black. Tastes of spent coffee grounds, old burnt athletic socks and over ripe banana peels. Pours down the drain with few tell tale bubbles. Please let this bottle be the exception.