Aloha! One ingredient used in
beer that is enjoyed with or with being brewed into a beer is coffee beans.
Coffee beans are used in IPA’s, Stouts, and Porters. The roasted taste of the
beans goes well with the roasted malts use in most dark beers. But using them in
IPA’s is a new thing and not used so much. This beer Kona Brewing Co.’s Aloha
Series Pipeline Porter 5.4% ABV comes all the way from Kona, Hawaii. Pipeline
uses one hundred percent Hawaiian Kona Coffee. Pipeline Porter pours a deep and
rich black color with a three finger rocky beige head that stays very well and
leave nice whiffs of lace behind. I found no light coming through the glass and
very little amounts of carbonation bubbles due to the dark color. The aroma on
this porter is like freshly roasted dark coffee beans and hints of dark malts.
The taste on Pipeline Porter is rich a roasted with hints of semi sweetness
that is a big chocolate flavor. I found the tiniest hint of bitterness but one
it come it then went away. There is a hint of roasted malts there as well. This
Kona Porter, taste like a nice cup of coffee with a hint of sweetness. The
mouth feel is medium to almost heavy and is smooth to drink. Pipeline finishes bit
roasty with hints of sweetness, and has a semi roasted coffee aftertaste. I
enjoyed this Pipeline Porter. It does not over power you with coffee or roasted
flavors and isn’t the slightest bitter from the coffee. So Kona Brewing Co.’s
Aloha Series Pipeline Porter get an A here. I would defiantly have this Porter
again. I recommend that you try this too if you have not yet. Cheers and mahalo!
Please enjoy responsibly!
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ReplyDeletekeep up the good work friend. I will be back to read more of your posts.
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