This gem from
Iron Hill is typically on their lineup of usual suspects. As I note below, it's one of the better (or at least my favorite) of their standard drafts. I went to Iron Hill on this particular evening looking for the bourbon-aged Baltic and brought this home when I realized the former was on nitrogen and not suitable for growler travel. So, who wouldn't want some Pig Iron Porter at home to relax the night away with?!
Bryan's Notes:
- Roasted nutty aroma
- Very dark brew with a lumpy, off-white head that sticks around on top and the sides of the glass
- A fuller mouthfeel, but not overwhelmingly so
- Bitter chocolate flavor in the middle and noticeable hops in the finish
- Why am I so short on words for such a fine beer? Perhaps I'm too busy enjoying it!
- One of Iron Hill's finest, IMHO
p.s. I only included this picture here because of the cabinet nobs and the humorous picture they provided (by accident...really)
This gem from Iron Hill is typically on their lineup of usual suspects. As I note below, it's one of the better (or at least my favorite) of their standard drafts. I went to Iron Hill on this particular evening looking for the bourbon-aged Baltic and brought this home when I realized the former was on nitrogen and not suitable for growler travel. So, who wouldn't want some Pig Iron Porter at home to relax the night away with?!
Bryan's Notes:
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