Pavilion Peanut Butter Porter
Georgia Beer Co.

On tap at Wee Pub Beach on Jekyll Island, poured into a pint glass.

Look: Dark brown with a very small tan head that pretty quickly reduced to a foam ring with finely-bubbled lacing.

Nose: Dominant, but not overwhelming, peanut butter.

Attack: Dark roast, chocolate, and peanut butter.

Finish: Bitterness from the dark roast.

Mouthfeel: Medium heavy, adequate carbonation.

Overall: While not a standout, this brew has decent flavor, and is quite drinkable.

L: Black, almost opaque, 1 inch khaki colored head, little lacing
S: Peanut butter, chocolate
T: Sweet, peanut butter, chocolate, maybe a little coffee on the back end
F: Medium, light carbonation, gives a velvety feel
O: If you like peanuts, chocolate and beer, this is a home run. To be fair, I love those 3 things. A great representation and probably one of my favorite cold weather beers.

12 ounce can - $2.25 at Woodstock Beer Market in Woodstock, Georgia.

Appearance: Pours a fairly dark brown body with an inch or so of sustained khaki-colored foam.

Smell: Chocolaty, very softly roasty nose with more of an aroma featuring deep toasted breadcrust and dark caramel. Appreciable peanut aromatics add a nice nuttiness.

Taste: Sweetish toasty, caramelized maltiness with a subtle, restrained dark roastiness. Houses an agreeable chocolate flavor and a noted roasted peanut flavor which feels authentic, unlike so very many added flavors these days that come in disagreeable and depart leaving a dreadful artificial aftertaste. So, yeah, nice beer.

Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation.

Overall: As with the other beers I've had form GBC, it's a solid, likable rendition.

12 oz can from the brewery in Valdosta Georgia.

This flavored porter has a clear dark brown body with a good beige head. Roasted peanuts dominate the aroma and flavor but chocolate and Roasted grain notes are clearly present as well.

Overall. Excellent use of peanuts.