Weeping Radish Real American Porter

Brewed by Weeping Radish Farm Brewery
Style: Porter
Jarvisburg, North Carolina USA

Bottled. Sampled at Delirium Café, Gothenburg, Sweden. Dark amber, bubbly beige head. Sourish aroma with small amount of nuts and toffee. Extremely bland to be a porter. Dry and sour with weak aroma.

Bottle (brewed under licence by Anker Brauerei Nagold, Germany): Very dark amber coloured with reddish "dots", thin lacing foamy layer; fruity (dried fruit) and vinous (port) nose with hints of alcohol, toffee, too; initial sweetish malty taste, bitter and sweet flavour; short, faint dry, chocolatey finish, a bit warming; rather watery (!) for a beer of 7.2% ABV. An odd brew: the front label calls it "Porter" the small label on the back calls it "Doppelbock"....!?

Bottled, sampled at Delirium Café, Göteborg. Dark brown colour. Sweet malty, almost doppelbock-like nose, not with the almondy notes though. Bit spicy. Flavour is sweet malty, still a bit dry and ashy. Not very porter-ish.

Bottle Sweet and sour nose. Hazy red brown, low head. Spicyness like I would expect from belgian yeast, sugar, then nothing. Citric sourness. Light watery body. Citric aftertaste. Very unharmonic brew.

dark colour, few head, plum aroma, sweet, slightly bitter, plum and toasted aftertaste

Molasses-like nose, sweet. Red-brown color and a low tan head. Chocoloate, roasted malt, very sweet flavor - slighlty spicey. Med-body, the alcohol comes through somehow. Pretty decent.

"A beer for real men" rolling on the floor, one point less for this sentence! Sweet malty aroma, also cough medicine. Dark brown body with hints of red. Medium diminishing hazelnut brown head. Flavor: Chocolate, bitter and weak alcohol. Long bitter aftertaste.