Sierra Nevada Porter

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BeerPal Notice: This topic was created for discussion of the beer Sierra Nevada Porter. [:)]I enjoy this porter tremendously.

Nice Dark Color
Delicious rich taste
Velvet on the tongue

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11 years ago

# 1

JLOZIER
16057

Indeed, it is a good one. However, in a blind tasting, I don't think I could distinguish it from their stout, which is also pretty tasty.

11 years ago

# 2

HEEMER77
21924

Nice. I am a big porter fan myself.

11 years ago

# 3

CLASH
49183

And it's easy to find too! Not had this one in years I need to revisit.

11 years ago

# 4

STOUTLOVER72
46900

Lots of people are attracted more atractive, flashy beers that are barrell aged, and contain some weird ingredient, or are brewed in far away places.... This is a solid beer any day of the week. Sierra Nevada always reminds me how lucky we are in CA to consider them homegrown.

11 years ago

# 5

SLOWRUNNER77
84439

Well they ain't barrel aged or flashy, but give me Deschutes, Anchor, or a Ballast Point off the local shelves first. Or Founders & Bells in the east. I too like Sierra Nevada, but their classic line isn't my favorite.

11 years ago

# 6

BLUESANDBARBQ
74923

quote: Originally posted by Stoutlover72
Sierra Nevada always reminds me how lucky we are in CA to consider them homegrown.

Soon they'll be "Homegrown" here too Bro. Asheville brewery coming along...[:D]

11 years ago

# 7

KINGER
40797

quote: Originally posted by slowrunner77
Well they ain't barrel aged or flashy, but give me Deschutes, Anchor, or a Ballast Point off the local shelves first. Or Founders & Bells in the east. I too like Sierra Nevada, but their classic line isn't my favorite.

Haven't had their porter in years, but do remember thinking it was average at best. Around here Thirsty Dog Old Leghumber & Great Lakes Edmund Fitzgerald rule the roost.

11 years ago

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