TFP: This is our first review of a The Duck Rabbit beer. They have quite a following, so we had to go to the underground in order go get a sample of one of their beers.  TFP’s Big Mike said it best, “Good pulled pork, and now good beer comes from North Carolina!”

The Duck Rabbit Brewing Co. – The Duck Rabbit Baltic Porter – 12 oz. bottle poured into a taster glass. 9% abv. Acquired through trade.

Appearance: Midnight brown, almost no head, but a ring of tan at the top.

Aroma: Dark roasted malts, dark chocolate and news print.

Taste: Coffee, roasted malts, finishes with a slightly sour twang and burnt malts.

Mouthfeel: Quite thick, and carbonated.

Overall: The malts were a little too burnt for my liking. There are tons of people who love Old Rasputin, which I also find to have an overly burnt malt profile to it. There is no doubt about it, this is still a well crafted beer, and I would recomend it to anyone to try, as it is big and unique.

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