On draft at Epcot. Sunset orange with some white head.   Hibiscus and dandelion, honey, straw.  Flavors same.  Off dry.   6 5 5 5 5

12 oz. can
6.0% ABV
Date: 10/23/25 - Note: There is nothing to indicate what the date refers to (packaged, born-on, best-by, etc.)
$13.99 6-pk @ Winter Springs Liquors

AROMA: Mildly sweet, with mild scents of milk chocolate and malt. As the beer warms, I start to get notes of ground coffee and cocoa.

APPEARANCE: Pours an opaque black with a 2-finger, tight-frothed, tan head that dissipates down to a pencil thin collar, moderately fast. The collar, on the other hand, lingers for quite a while. Lacing is minimal when I finish the pour and just let the beer sit and the head dissipate on its own. However, there is moderate lacing after taking a sip and letting the beer settle back into the glass. Overall, a nice looking beer.

TASTE: Mildly sweet, with moderate coffee flavor and mild notes of cocoa nibs. The coffee flavor reminds me of the bulk, commercial coffees like Maxwell House and Folders. While it's not bitter, it doesn't have any real depth of flavor like more expensive coffees do. During the finish I get more of a coffee grounds flavor, rather than coffee itself.

MOUTHFEEL: Medium-bodied with a somewhat loose texture that gives the sense of wateriness but with more heft/body than water. Carbonation is about average.

OVERALL: In general, I love coffee porters. I do not love this one. However, I don't hate it either. For me, it just has some oddities in the flavor and texture, that would keep me from buying in again.

Clear, bright yellow color with a small white head; aroma of grain; light, negligible flavor with no finish

On tap at Epcot.
Pours slightly cloudy light golden with a reddish tint with a small white head, some lacing. Strawberry, vanilla, citrus zest.
Ok

On tap at Epcot. Pours near black with a small beige head, light lacing. Dark malts, peanut butter, banana's, dark fruit. Good

Tap at Epcot. Pours clear dark brown with a small beige head, light lacing. Toasted malts, nutty, toffee. Good

Pint at the Norway pavilion in Epcot. Pours a darker, orange color, with a small head. The aroma is juniper berries, orange peel, cardamom, and caramel. Sweet and grainy, with a big, syrupy bitterness. Light, sharp, and musty. Quality, aromatic, and hoppy.

Draft at Pizza Bruno, Curry Ford location. This was a reasonably decent IPA, clear bright yellow, but has the flavor profile of a NE/Hazy, with fresh resin and tropical fruit flavors and aromas, low bitterness, light to medium bodied, very light bready malt presence. Drinkable enough and goes well with the garlic knots and pizza.