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To Øl x Anspach & Hobday - North Sea Porter

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$34.3 $1176 In stock

Category: To Øl

Meet North Sea Porter — a bold twist on Anspach & Hobday’s classic London Black Porter. We packed it with mosaic hops, reworked the dark malt, and threw in a decoction mash. Balanced by a clean yeast aroma, it’s smooth, striking, and midnight-dark.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas B. ★★★★★

The decoction mash really comes through—it gives the body a round, almost bread-like depth that I wasn't expecting from a porter. Balanced cleanly on the finish, so it's easy to have a second bottle without it feeling heavy.

Riley X. ★★★★★

The mosaic hops give it a surprisingly bright edge for a porter—cuts right through the dark malt richness. Poured it for a friend who usually sticks to IPAs and he was genuinely impressed. Nice balance of bold and smooth.

Harper V. ★★★★★

The decoction mash really shows—there's this round, almost silky depth to the dark malt that I wasn't expecting from a porter. Paired with the mosaic hops, it's bold but stays surprisingly balanced; I've already grabbed a second bottle.