George Washington's Porter

[INWarner413]

It has been brewed and mostly consumed! It is a bitter son of a gun, that's for sure. It has really benefited from aging. At 3 weeks, it was bad. At 6 weeks, it was pretty good. Probably not going to be brewing this again unless it's for a specific event, but it was fascinating to brew like the 1st President did [or instructed his slaves to do].

 

[ao125]

It has been brewed and mostly consumed! It is a bitter son of a gun, that's for sure. It has really benefited from aging. At 3 weeks, it was bad. At 6 weeks, it was pretty good. Probably not going to be brewing this again unless it's for a specific event, but it was fascinating to brew like the 1st President did [or instructed his slaves to do].

What was your final recipe?

 

[ao125]

So... did anyone brew this?

I've tried a few of these lately, like General Washington's Tavern Porter from Yard's and Washington's Porter from Williamsburg Alewerks and... well... they were not good.

 

[christopherbailey]

Please forgive me reviving an old post but I'm curious. especially as I have been enjoying Yards Washington's Tavern Porter recently:

Has anyone tried cloning the Yards product?

I did look and din't see anything but maybe I was looking in the wrong place.

Thanks!