Global Mutt
Wander Brewing

Adopted from my NBS post. Poured from a 500ml brown glass bottle into my spiegelau stout glass.

She developed a very thick, abundant light to medium brown head due to a slightly over-aggressive pour but it quickly subsided to a persistent cap of medium brown bubbles on top of the beer. I'm not getting much coffee from this beer but I am getting a lot of dark chocolates and caramel malts, especially in the back of the mouth. The mouthfeel is not thin but also not thick and it leaves a dry, almost crisp, feeling in the mouth after swallowing. I really enjoyed this beer!

 

 

Poured from a can at fridge temp. Pours black with a good amount of tan head. Nose is chocolate, coffee, vanilla, marshmallow, and some roasty notes. The taste follows the nose. Chocolate fudge, coffee, a bit of black licorice, some charred wood, molasses, and some dark fruit. Really tasty. Mouthfeel is full bodied with a strong roasted malts aftertaste.

 

16 oz can, dated 1/18/22. Pours dark brown black with a medium frothy tan head that retains well and laces the glass.

The aroma is sweet roasted fudgy chocolate malts.

The flavor is sweet chocolate malt and black licorice with a heavy roast finish with a little coffee. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied with smooth carbonation.

Overall, I liked the chocolate, but the licorice seemed out of place and the roast was a little strong with not much coffee to it.

 

 

malty porter good flavor but nothing special

 

Pours an opaque dark cola brown with a finger or so of medium-tan colored head that was beautiful while it lasted. Plenty of roast on the nose, accompanied by chocolate and a hint of smoke. Plenty of roasted flavor with maybe a little more smoke than ideal of the style, but that's my gain, as I like burnt / smoke flavors quite a bit. Less sweet than I expected, likely due to the dominance of the roast. Feel is smooth and fairly full-bodied. Maybe a little imbalanced, but still a nice beer.

 

Pours a dark cola brown on the edge of black with a dense, creamy tan head that grips the glass all the way down. Beautiful beer. The nose has some cocoa, dark chocolate, a significant roasty coffee aroma.

The cocoa and dark chocolate are forward on the taste, but it’s that roasty coffee that appeals so much to me with this beer - it’s rich, decadent, and packed with flavor at 7% ABV. Outstanding stuff.

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Dark brown cola liquid, two finger crackling brown foam cap , good retention, settles to a pencil thick layer with sticky lacings

Aroma is coffee, cocoa, roast malts

Taste is cocoa , roast malts, hint of coffee

Mouthfeel is medium sudsing, cocoa and coffee linger, roasted malts are gentle

Good beer

Beautiful dark brown pour, almost black, with a one inch tan head. Aromas of malt, slight coffee, cocoa, and an overall roasted quality. The taste was of big roasted malts with a finish on the bitter side. I would never have guessed that coffee, cocoa nibs, and chocolate were used in the brewing, but that's not a bad thing. A medium body kept it easy drinking. I would hesitate to call this a dessert porter, and instead just call it a solid baltic porter. Nicely done.

Thank you beertunes for this
500 ml bottle poured into a teku

A- Black with a large tan head.

S- Roasted malts, coffee, touch of chocolate, slight earthy.

T- Chocolate, roasted malts, touch of caramel, roasted coffee.

M- Smooth, light to medium body.

O- An enjoyable chocolate/coffee porter that’s easy to drink. Flavors could be bigger but they are nicely balanced.