16 oz. can. Aroma is chocolate malt, hints of roast. Flavor of roasted malt, coffee-ish and leather hints. Body is thin for the style. The only off thing is the fizzy carbonation. Standard porter.

Draft. Black beer with a tan head. Light caramel aroma. Chocolate and light caramel flavor. Medium bodied. Chocolate and light caramel linger.

Pours from a growler a deep brown with a faint red hue on the edge of the pint glass, with an off-white head. Not very carbonated, which is a plus. Aroma is a faint chocolate, some esters. Flavor is slightly chocolate, not rich, but like a fudgcicle or fudgicle, whichever you prefer. Some bitterness, but doesn’t seem from hops, almost like a burnt flavor coming through on the end. A little thin in the mouth, but not undrinkable. Full disclosure, I drank this after drinking a rather excellent homebrewed imperial stout, so perception may have been skewed.

A fairly decent porter, a little too middle of the road for me. Not quite a chocolate porter like advertised, but still very easy to drink, nice malt foundation, very lightly hopped just to add a little bitterness to even it out a bit. nice one.