UPDATED: FEB 22, 2019 650 ml can at home. Pours brown with a than colored head. Aroma of coffee, sweetened coffee, cocoa, dark berries, lots of prunes, caramel and some green herbal notes. Medium body with a soft to average carbonation, a light to medium sweetness and a medium and lasting roasty bitterness. Flavor of coffee, coffee grounds, sweetish roasted malt, toffee, nuts, some caramel, cocoa. Finishes with some residual sweetness, cocoa, coffee and a lasting roasty bitterness. Aroma: 8 Appearance: 4 Taste: 8 Palate: 4 Overall: 14

22 oz bottle pours a dark brown color with a small tan head. Aromas of coffee, chocolate, dark sweet roasted malt. Full bodied, complez and delicious.

Where and how: traveling in USA, on tap @ brewery
Aroma plenty of chocolate, molasses notes, mild alcoholic warmth, mocha chips on top. Solid.
Appearance :
Top: medium lighter lasting tanned top. Some rings on glass.
Base: dark brown
Palate : medium bodied, average carbonation, average finish, semi dry feel
Taste: dry for Baltic porter style. Molasses, roasted barley aka Inka coffee notes, mild brown sugars. Late bitterness (green twig). Good but not as nice as what aroma presented.

3/24/2016 -- from backlog notes: 22oz. Espresso comes through nicely. Touch of stone fruit. Little toasty, earthy. Moderate to bigger bitter taste. Mild sweet. Mild bite. Bigger body. Kind of chewy. Lighter carb. Little caramel. Easy drinking enough. Solid.

Pours black with thick, rich head that lingers. Aroma is coffee and chocolate, with the emphasis on the coffee. Taste is heavy espresso, light cocoa and a coffee finish. If you love mocha, this is the beer for you.

Bottle split at Matteo's farewell bash, CBC Islington, thanks to the Wingmane 20/02/17. Rich dark mahogany brown with a well presented beige covering. Nose is biscuit, charr, chocolate, roast, spice. Taste comprises coffee grinds, molasses, charr, roast malt, dark chocolate, black peppery spice, light smoke. Medium bodied plus, fine carbonation, semi drying close. Decent enough offering.

Black, with a reasonably lasting off-white head that leaves plenty of lacing. Lots of coffee, leather, tobacco, treacle, licqorice and dark roasted malts. Ends with lingering bitter dark chocolate. Full body.

Aroma: Medium-high coffee, chocolate. Appearance: Dark brown body. Small, light-brown head with fair retention. Flavour: Medium coffee, roasted malt. Medium-light bitterness. Dry finish with coffee and roasted malt. Mouthfeel: Medium-light body. Medium carbonation, creamy. Overall: Nice! Good coffee! 660 ml bottle, poured. Big Beer Tasting I 30A. Spice Herb Vegetable Beer - Coffee 9C. Baltic Porter

Bottle from Brewdog Shef. Black no head. Aroma is chocolate and coffee, a touch of farmy pungency and a bit of salty liquorice soy. Taste is very well balanced, most of the other Baltic Porters I’ve had have been pungent flavour bombs that I get sick of after 3 sips, this is actually really drinkable, helped by the light and measured body and carbonation. Good stuff.

Black with a creamy tan head. Chocolate, smooth roasted espresso, vanilla, dark malt, slight burnt notes. Full bodied. Lingering bitter espresso finish. So nice.