The Colonial Porter presents opaque black with ruby tints topped by its soft cushiony mousse; the nose displays obvious dark chocolate and ground coffee with a background "gamey" roasted meat note. The palate is quite luscious, complex and multilayered, with a dominant mouth-filling character of dark chocolate.
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Book rating: 3.70 out of 5 with 2951 ratings
WHAT OTHER CUSTOMERS ARE SAYING
4
Nice porter
This is a nice drinking porter. Nothing exciting.
4
Hop to it
Dark to look at, deep flavours with strong hops as a finish. A very interesting take on Porter and I have to say I liked it. Not a traditional style by any means but a good mix up.
4
Like wearing mismatched socks
This is such an interesting brew, all the visual characteristics of a porter are present as expected. The malt profile is on light side, but the hops, just wow!
A hoppy porter that could easily be a session companion , just what a south coast winter asked for!
3
Roasted maltiness meets IPA hop bitterness?
This was an interesting clash of characters - this Porter is dark and foamy, invites you in like a stout, with that roasted grain depth of flavors (not any distinct coffee or chocolate in there though) - but then the *bitterness* of hops pounces in as well, so it aftertastes like an IPA. Personally I found the hops were overdone, as I love Porter/Stout purity, but for those who seek a mischievous blend of dark ale/stout and IPA, this might work for you.
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