Review – Samuel Smith Taddy Porter

Samuel Smith Old Taddy Porter
5% abv.

1pt. 2.7 oz botle split with Jon, poured into a New Belgium glass.

Appearance: A dark red or dark brown. Almost no head whatsoever.

Aroma: Hints of cocoa and bread. Very faint scents.

Taste: Coffee, cocoa, and red grapes.

Mouthfeel: Thin and puckering.  It finishes almost sour after a mouth full of mocha.

Overall: Good for the style, drinkable, but forgettable at the same time.  I would like to hear from an English reader how this ranks amongst other English Porters.

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