It says that most Baltic Porters are lagers. I think that traditionally this is true, but there seems to be a lot of crossover with Imperial Porters which are generally ales. As far as the generic Porter classification it has them as ales. I certainly understand the confusion with the way the click through options are created. Maybe one of the admins can clear this up?

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I'll have one of each, please.

Unless there's been a porter revolution the last few years, any porters that are lagers should be entered as baltic porters. All others are ales I believe.

In jolly old England, Porters (like stouts) are ales. It was only in Scandinavia that 'dem damn Vikings' decided that Porters should be lagered (or is it that it never gets warm enough in Scandinavia to top ferment?)

Funny enough, I asked about the same brewer on Ratebeer back in 2009! RB ended up listing it as contract brewed at Genesee. [url]http://www.ratebeer.com/forums/trouble-brewing-company_118293.htm[/url] [url]http://www.ratebeer.com/brewers/world-brews-winery-exchange-inc/12165/0/2/[/url]

quote: quote: Originally posted by heemer77 Funny enough, I asked about the same brewer on Ratebeer back in 2009! RB ended up listing it as contract brewed at Genesee. [url]http://www.ratebeer.com/forums/trouble-brewing-company_118293.htm[/url] [url]http://www.ratebeer.com/brewers/world-brews-winery-exchange-inc/12165/0/2/[/url]