21 reviews for Puhaste - Pohjanael Baltic Porter 9.3%
Rated 4 out of 5
15-09-2020
Adam –
Pretty good but felt it could have been smoother.
Rated 5 out of 5
14-09-2020
Paul –
Rated 4 out of 5
13-09-2020
Ana Flavia –
Bittersweet roasty chocolate.
Rated 4 out of 5
06-09-2020
Steve –
Nice
Rated 4 out of 5
04-09-2020
Kieran –
Rated 5 out of 5
02-09-2020
Sam –
Rich as hell – lovely
Rated 4 out of 5
22-08-2020
liam –
Gf says it tastes like the juice out of an olive jar. Well colour me olive then coz i like it 👌
Rated 5 out of 5
21-08-2020
John –
An aroma of bread and chocolate that reminds you of a rich pudding. Pours dark brown and sits black in the glass. You get a hit of the ABV at the start with a stewed fruitiness that gives you a rum and raisin style flavour. Then you get a heavy roasted coffee malt that leads you into silky smooth chocolate bitterness, with creamy notes of milk chocolate in the background and a slight spice from the rye. It then finishes on that rum n raisin fruitiness again. This is a rich, very complex, extremely smooth and drinkable baltic porter. Hands down the best porter I’ve ever drank, absolutely superb.
Rated 4 out of 5
05-07-2020
Maciej –
Rated 3 out of 5
12-05-2020
James –
Strong porter, pours with a slight head. Smooth with black treacle notes.
Rated 4 out of 5
18-10-2019
Kevin –
Preferred this to the Part from the same brewery. Silky smooth, sweet chocolate and slightly bitter, nice body
Rated 5 out of 5
07-06-2019
Kumbirai –
Rated 3 out of 5
03-02-2019
Robert –
In my opinion it is much lighter than a British porter and does not have the same depth of flavour.
Rated 4 out of 5
17-01-2019
Steve –
Good flavours, nice drop.
Rated 5 out of 5
25-11-2018
Wayne –
Rated 5 out of 5
07-11-2018
Jonathan –
Estonian darks are absolutely different level at the moment
Rated 5 out of 5
27-10-2018
Mark –
I would crawl over broken glass for Puhaste porters.
Rated 3 out of 5
21-10-2018
George –
Rated 4 out of 5
19-10-2018
Jamie –
Rich, very sweet with the spice of the rye giving this extra character. Cocoa and coffee notes bring some bitterness to offset the strong alcohol flavour.
A Baltic Porter from one of the Baltic states. It’s a variety that’s very high in alcohol, a sweet, robust porter, and this one is made by the Estonian Pühaste. Baltic Porter reflects both the mettle of original British Porters and the character of sweeter, highly alcoholic Russian Imperial Stouts. A mighty 9.3% ABV.
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Adam –
Pretty good but felt it could have been smoother.
Paul –
Ana Flavia –
Bittersweet roasty chocolate.
Steve –
Nice
Kieran –
Sam –
Rich as hell – lovely
liam –
Gf says it tastes like the juice out of an olive jar. Well colour me olive then coz i like it 👌
John –
An aroma of bread and chocolate that reminds you of a rich pudding. Pours dark brown and sits black in the glass. You get a hit of the ABV at the start with a stewed fruitiness that gives you a rum and raisin style flavour. Then you get a heavy roasted coffee malt that leads you into silky smooth chocolate bitterness, with creamy notes of milk chocolate in the background and a slight spice from the rye. It then finishes on that rum n raisin fruitiness again. This is a rich, very complex, extremely smooth and drinkable baltic porter. Hands down the best porter I’ve ever drank, absolutely superb.
Maciej –
James –
Strong porter, pours with a slight head. Smooth with black treacle notes.
Kevin –
Preferred this to the Part from the same brewery. Silky smooth, sweet chocolate and slightly bitter, nice body
Kumbirai –
Robert –
In my opinion it is much lighter than a British porter and does not have the same depth of flavour.
Steve –
Good flavours, nice drop.
Wayne –
Jonathan –
Estonian darks are absolutely different level at the moment
Mark –
I would crawl over broken glass for Puhaste porters.
George –
Jamie –
Rich, very sweet with the spice of the rye giving this extra character. Cocoa and coffee notes bring some bitterness to offset the strong alcohol flavour.
David –
Rich and silky smooth. I really enjoyed this
Anonymous –
Chocolate heavy perfection.