Graveyard Sun
OddPitch Brewing

From a 4-pack picked up at the source in Missoula, MT
16oz can poured into a Baerlic Belgian-style tulip

P pours black w/ a 1f khaki head; looks good; med-quick recession
N med nose of roast, light chocolate, and a bit of coffee; pleasant
T a light chocolate forward over roasted malt gives way to coffee-like notes, char, and some earthy/woodsy bitterness/tanginess in the finish; hints of dark fruit and grainy character as well
Mf light-med bodied w/ med carb; fairly smooth; finish is on the coating side
O not a bad porter; was hoping to like it just a bit more (needed just a touch more sweetness to balance out the char/earthiness for me), but decent in its own right

Review date: 07.11.25
Can date: not captured

Poured at fridge temp. Pours black with minimal head. The nose is tobacco, roasted malts, dark fruit, dark chocolate, dark bread, and a nice nutty note.

The taste is super smooth. Slightly bitter, but also full of malty goodness. Nutty, coffee grounds, roasted malts, charred wood, dark chocolate, cherries, and a slight hoppy bitterness. Quite dry. Bitter aftertaste.

Mouthfeel is medium bodied. Great porter!

Canned on: ??????
Many thx to muchloveforhops3 for this can!

A - Pitch black pour with a dense, creamy caramel colored lacing ring.

S - Dark chocolate roast, char, and some coffee-like aromatic quality.

T - Chocolate roast, chocolate char, and a lingering char bitterness on the backside.

M - Medium body with some thinness around the edges.

O - Nice flavor but a tad thin. Still, a very solid Porter!

Sampling a cellar temp 16 oz can poured into my .5L dimple mug. No date stamp on can or label.
the beer pours a clear cola brown color. There is some light that passes through on the edges of my glass. A creamy khaki colored dense creamy head of 1cm foams up and fades to a sturdy surface covering. There is some scattered lattice that forms when I swirl the glass or take a sip.
The aroma on this beer is very roasty malt and some cocoa powder. I also get a little bit of grassy hop note in the background. This is not a sweet smelling beer, I like it!
The first sip reveals a medium body with smooth texture with very fine and tingly carbonation. Beer drinks very easy on physical traits.
FLavor is on point with nose advertisements. I get roasted malts and dark cocoa powder, not a lot of depth beyond that. There is some black tea crisp bite on the finish which I attribute to hops, not any hints of booze throughout this beer.
I am enjoying this classic porter from Montana, glad to have tried it!