Praline Porter
Brookeville Beer Farm

Poured from the can into a nonic(k) pint glass.

Interesting dark bodied deep brown with a very unique dark red color body appearance. Minimal head creation, a faint tan finger manages with a hint of snappy bubbles. Settles to a decent collar, which is also thin looking and populated heavily by carbonation.

Fun aroma. Nutty hints of soft tannic pecan, and a faint touch of caramel in the background. Sweetness isn't too overbearing either on the nose. Hints a little gooey, but also a sense of wetness and possibly light body.

Palate seems to go more for basics. Light bodied, but hinted and expected for the style. Manages just a hair of roast, but a good caramel and gooey note again that is sticky. Light touches of pecan nut particularly in the finish which makes for a nice contrast. Flirts with dessert beer character but stays in a good window without getting too sweet.

Pretty interesting take on added flavors. They are really balanced and presented well, but do hide some classic characters of the base style. Overall though memorable, and quite tasty.