London Fields Black Path Porter

Tasting Summary

These comments are the opinion of the individual reviewer and represent what they thought of the beer on a particular day in a particular pub. If a review is less favourable, it may be because the beer suffered somewhere in the supply chain between them and the brewery.

Leyton Engineer (formerly Leyton Technical), Leyton, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Stephen Harris		21 May 2015	London Fields are currently having to brew their beers away from their own brewery – at Tom Woods and at Franklins I believe. This black beer had a good chocolate taste but fell flat quickly in the glass.

The Harp, Charing Cross, Central London

New Cross House, New Cross, Greater London

Wild Card Brewery, Walthamstow, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Stephen Harris		29 Mar 2014	Very chocolaty, black Porter.

The Sir John Oldcastle, Farringdon, Central London

The Crosse Keys, City, Central London

Saint Monday Taproom (formerly London Fields Brewery), Hackney, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Stephen Harris	Not Tried	19 Jan 2014
Stephen Harris		14 Jan 2013	This is to become a regular beer in place of the Pale Ale. It is a dark ruby colour (but the next brew will be darker) with coffee tastes.
Stephen Harris		28 Jun 2012	A sweetish, black, bottled beer. The brewers are not yet fully happy with this one, but several in the group really liked it.

The London & Rye, Catford, Greater London

The Swan, Bloomsbury, Central London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Stephen Harris		27 Dec 2013	Always a pleasure to encounter a London Fields beer. . This was fabulous today. A gorgeous, smooth, rich, black porter.

Red Lion, Leytonstone, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Stephen Harris		14 Nov 2013	A particularly good, dark, chocolaty porter.

Panda (formerly The Norwich Tap House), Norwich, Norfolk

Goldengrove, Stratford, Greater London

Who	Score	When	Notes
Philip Pirrip		01 Apr 2013

Westow House, Crystal Palace, Greater London

Leyton Orient Supporters Club, Leyton, Greater London