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Odell Brewing’s Cutthroat Porter clone

This London-style porter was named after Colorado's state fish – the Cutthroat Trout – and features a warm, rich color and roasty malt flavors.

Written by BYO Staff

Issue: March-April 2006

This London-style porter was named after Colorado’s state fish – the Cutthroat Trout – and features a warm, rich color and roasty malt flavors.

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