Beer Styles
Porters
This longstanding style can be traced back to the working class of the 1700s and its popularity with street and river porters. A porter is dark in color with flavors of chocolate, light coffee, nut and caramel. Porters are less roasty and espresso-like than stouts, but have deeper cocoa flavors than brown ales. Porters are a great beer to have with a wide variety of foods, and a favorite among many craft brewers and their fans.
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American Imperial Porter
Definitively American, the imperial porter should have no roasted barley flavors or strong burnt/black...
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American Imperial Porter
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Baltic-Style Porter
The Baltic-style Porter is a smooth, cold-fermented and cold-lagered beer brewed with lager yeast. Because...
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Baltic-Style Porter
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English-Style Brown Porter
The English-style brown porter has no roasted barley or strong burnt/black malt character. Low to medium...
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English-Style Brown Porter
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Robust Porter
The Robust Porter features more bitter and roasted malt flavor than a brown porter, but not quite as...
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Robust Porter
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Smoke Porter
Typically the base for the smoke porter beer style is a robust porter that is given smoky depth thanks...
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Smoke Porter