Ølfabrikken Gæstebryg #4 - Anders Røgporter

Formerly brewed at Bryggeriet Ølfabrikken (Gourmetbryggeriet)
Style: Smoked
Roskilde, Denmark

Bottle. Clear brownish colour with a small beige moslty diminishing head. Powerful smoked aroma and taste with notes of caramel and fruits. Softly carbonated.

Bottle. Clear medium red brown color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, fruity, moderate to light heavy smoke, (like burnt electronic). Flavor is moderate sweet and light bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium to light, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. (170408)

Bottle. Pours dark brown with a yellowish light brown head. Sweet smoked aroma with roasted notes peeping out. Slightly metallic notes. Flavour is quite sweet. Some roasted notes. Almost no smoked notes here; only occasional whiffs. Finish has some wine/port notes. Dry. Sourish touch. Lingering grassy notes. Slight notes of licorice. Lingering notes of smoke appears as it warms. Slight notes of wood as well. 05-04-08.

Pitch black with medium brown head. Smoked aroma with roasted malt and coffee notes. Sweet flavor with roasted malt, coffee, liquerice and loads of smoke. Well made but just not my kind of beer.

Bottle. Dark brown/black colour with light brown head. The smoke hits you in the nose but the chocolate takes over. Tastes like a porter with the touch of smoke.

50 cl bottle, via anders37. Pours a very dark brown body with just a tiny bit of light passing thru on the edges. Small wispy film of beige head. Extremely small streams of tiny bubbles. Amazing nose, very aggressive campfire smokiness with great chocolate and roast notes. A little chalky yeast and coffee. The smoke is a little more subtle on the flavor, more of an accent on the middle and finish. Otherwise it’s an excellent Porter in its own right. Chocolaty and roasty with a great dry yeasty undertone. Mouthfeel is medium bodied with a nice fairly creamy texture and perfect moderate super fine carbonation bubbles on the tongue. This was just about right up my alley, two favorite styles in one. I love it. I’d drink alot of this if I could.

Pours an opaque dark brown color with a thin tan head. Solid aroma of roasted and smoked malt (bacon). The flavor is all about malt, a cornucopia of roastyness, chocolate and smoke with mild dryness. The body is light with a creamy texture and moderate carbonation. Very good and last a long while in the mouth.

Dark beer with only a tinge of reddish color when held up to the light. Thin ring of beige foam around the edge of the glass. Obvious smoke in the nose, like wet bark on the fire, with a hint of stale cigarette, roasted grain and molassess. Smoked flavors of bacon, old barbeque pit, and ash tray. Molassess, roasted grains, dried fruit, red wine tannins, and the finish has hints of bitter chocolate and sweetened coffee. If you do not like smoked beers, stay away from this. I like smoked beers and this is very nice. Thanks to Secret Santa for this bottle.