22 oz. bottle from One Stop Market, Haverhill, MA. Aroma is of roast, coffee, cocoa, dark fruits, and chocolate.

Taste is similar to the aroma. Has a medium-full body with a creamy mouthfeel and a semi bitter, long roasty earthy malt finish. Overall, a very nice imperial Porter that is well crafted. Nothing that really stands out. But for a home brew recipe, it is pretty kick ass!

Black with a tan head. Robustly roasted malt, near burnt but not quite. Chocolate, light brown sugar, caramel. Finish is bitter roasted malts. Doesn’t have the coffee flavor profile, but has a similar harsh bitter finish like a black cup of dark roast coffee. Good.

Lots of roast and some dark chocolate. Black pour with good head and lacing. Bitter finish. Solve caramel. Easy drinking and well balanced.

Bottle. Dark brown beer with a dark tan head. Roast aroma. Roast and light cocoa flavor. Medium bodied. Roast and light cocoa lingers with light nuttiness and light coffee.

On tap at Mellow Fellow
Pours clear dark brown, big tan head, lots of lacing. Aroma of roasted malts, vanilla and coffee. The taste is roasty, chocolate, ashy and coffee
Tasty

Pine Box Rock Shop, Brooklyn tap: pours blackish with a light beige head. Aroma is chocolate, light coffee, sugar. Taste is sweet but not too much so. Low bitterness. Body is not too heavy. Alcohol is well covered. Easy to drink big beer. Was happy with.

Dark brown coloured body with some lighter brown hues coming out at the bottom, all with a thinnish, single centimetre tall tan head. Aroma of malt, earth, toffee, bright herbal hops and even showing some lighter tropical fruits as well - interesting. Medium to Full-bodied; Super assertive and bitter roasted malt flavours at first with hits of cacao nibs, toffee, earth and some hops. Aftertaste shows a lot of the roasted malt notes, some earth, coffee, vanilla and the faintest bit of lactose, all with a solid and very fresh hop element - nice. Overall, I didn’t want to like it because of the mass produced nature, but this one is pretty good and hits well for the style - worth trying if you can find it! I sampled this 65 cL bottle purchased from Wegman’s in Leesburg, Virginia on 24-December-2015 for US$5,49 sampled at home in Washington on 28-Aprll-2016.

Pours dark brown color with tan head. Aromas of toasted malt, chocolate, fig. Moderately bitter dark chocolate and roasted malt flavors with some raisins and figs. Slightly ashy and earthy. Medium body with moderate carbonation.

On tap at Miramar. It pours a dark brown color with a khaki head. The aroma is roasted with some cocoa and background notes of dark fruit. Mostly fig. Great mouth feel. A little more fig and date fruitiness with low roasted malt and cocoa for the style. The roast does come through a little in the finish along with some earthy bitterness. Good.