Beers

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Alcohol By Volume

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Colour

Country of origin

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About Stout and Porter

Stout and Porter are beer categories known for their rich and robust flavors. They share many similarities and are often grouped together due to their dark color and full-bodied nature.Stouts are characterized by their dark, almost black color, creamy texture, and bold roasted flavors. They often exhibit notes of coffee, chocolate, and sometimes even hints of smoke. Stouts can vary in strength, ranging from lower-alcohol dry stouts to stronger imperial stouts.Porters, on the other hand, are typically less intense than stouts but still offer a complex flavor profile. They feature a balance of roasted malt character, chocolate, and caramel notes, with a more moderate bitterness compared to stouts.