Brewed By:
Great Lakes
Self-Defined Style:
Porter A complex, roasty porter with a bittersweet, chocolate-coffee taste and bold hop presence. Named after the ship that frequently docked in Cleveland and sunk in Lake Superior on November 10, 1975 with many Northeast Ohioans on board. Style origin: Originated in Great Britain and named after the porters who hauled goods from wagons to the stands at the open air markets common to England at that time.
Best With:
Roasty and smoked flavors like barbecued ribs, steaks and oysters. Also a favorite with chocolate desserts. 
Comments
tasty beer
Appearance: Poured in glass; very dark brown- not black with about 1 inch tan head
Aroma: Coffee notes with hints of Chocolate
Flavor: roasted, More coffee than chocolate but nothing overpowering with touch of sweet
Mouthfeel: Thick, full with a touch of brisk carbonation
Overall Impression: Very-very tasty beer, one of my favs
Comments: Do yourself a favor- Pull this beer out of the fridge for about 45 mins before drinking. I made the mistake with the first one I had- thinking it had little flavor. Should be had at about 52-58 degrees.