Mt. Shasta Shastafarian Porter

Pours dark brown with med. brown head and lacings. Nice cocoa hoppy aroma. Bitter chocolate taste. Very smooth and an easy drinker. Need to do a side-by-side with Deschutes Black Butte Porter which I consider a benchmark porter. This version is really good. Recommended.

12oz bottle, courtesy of Schutzenliesel. Thanks, Tom! Pours a hazy, dark chocolate brown color; thin light-tan head with patchy lacing. Lots of nougat, raw peanuts, and some funky, chocolatey cardboard; odd. Medium mouthfeel: chewy nougat, bitter chocolate, and oily peanuts; relaxed carbonation; oily, filling and pleasant overall; tasty save for the nose. Medium finish: dry, toasty malts, and dark chocolate.

Dark brown pour with frothy tan head. Bittersweet chocolate on the nose. Favor is chocolate, coffee, and roast. Slightly dry finish

Bottle: Dark brown pour with a thick and creamy brown head. Nose is rich with roast and chocolate. Some light bitters. Taste is heavy in the roast with coffee and cocoa. Basic offering for a porter and well done at that. thanks Jeremy.

Dark nearly opaque black. Nice full tan head. Good roasted light coffee aroma. Moderate roasted flavor and some coffee again A touch of that dr sour note that comes with the stlyle. Very good over all.

Bottle: Dark brown with a light brown frothy head. Choco aroma abounds. Usual charcoal, burnt flavors with a bit of tanginess following it. Thin feel and a solid brew. Time to head to Weed.

Bottle Pours out a black with a little red topped with a nice tan head. Aroma of malt and a touch of green olive. Tast roast malt and some nice bitter coffee. A solid porter

Darker colored. Aroma is chocolate, coffee, caramel, moderate to low hops. Medium to light bodied, lightly sweet. It’s ok but nothing stands out about it.