Railroad Avenue Imperial Porter
Pyramid Breweries, Inc.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Pours black with a light brown head that rises a bit then settles to a lasting cover, Spotted lacing sticks.

The smell is of coffee, caramel, earthy, spicy notes and a slight touch of coal.

The taste is of roasted coffee, wood, a touch of vanilla, cinnamon and slightly charred brown sugar. Slight alcohol shows in the sweet and spicy finish.

It hits full-bodied. It's pretty smooth.

An interesting, unique, lightly spiced strong American porter. Cinnamon, vanilla an brown sugar give a unique spin on it without overwhelming.

Growler, filled at the Seattle alehouse 2 hours ago, poured in wine glass, 10 ounce
no head, smell really goood
Appearance: Dark-Brown to black,
Smell: smell of toasted grains, chocolate, fruity
Taste: Fruity, taste of melons
Overall: really good stout, will order again, be
balance taste

Brewed with vanilla, cinnamon, and dark brown sugar according to the label. Really interesting sweet and herbal taste. Handsome dark brown with amber highlights. Spritzy on the tongue. Woody and slightly boozy aroma.

This is a less sweet Imperial Porter. It's quite grainy with a pleasant range of roasted flavors. Not too much of the burnt taste, which also sets it apart. The flavorings are not overly strong, but the vanilla gives a nice taste. Some dark hoppy bitterness at the finish with a little burnt sugar. From the 22 oz bottle purchased at Railroad Market in Burlington.

For the price. A great porter that's closer to a stout.