On tap at the taphouse boise. pours out dark brown with a little red highlights topped with a small tan head. nose is light roast malts a touch of chocolate and coffee. Taste is more of the light roast malts some bitter coffee notes and a light chocolate sweetness.

On Tap classic dark brown, with thin tan head and lacing. Typical roasted flavors and some bitter chocolate. Woody and earthy. A littel chemically at the end.

Bottle from Homebrewstuff. Very dark brown pour, topped with a whispy beige head. Spotty lacing. At first sniff, and ultimately throughout the entire glass, the aroma is fantastic. Spot on for the style; roast, cocoa, and vanilla are incredibly rich and well balanced. Taste is roast and moderate bittersweetness. A little thin and unfortunately it gets a little bit chalky on the back end… it lingers in the finish.

Nice porter, only knock against it is an abrupt finish. Tap poured nice and rich, creamy, foamy head, lots of sticky lacing. Coffee / cocoa aroma, roast grains, mild bitterness. Lots of dark chocolate.