Porter, Stout and Imperial Stout Beers

Rich, hoppy and offering a surprising amount of variety, stouts and porters are particularly evergreen styles of beer – perfect on their own, during a session or paired with food. Stout beers are richer, stronger and often more bitter than porter beers, which are maltier and span a wider range of flavours.

That said, the two are quite similar and often overlap – check out our range below from breweries including The White Hag, Lervig and Tiny Rebel, sip, see what you think, and contact us if you need any help with your order.

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  1. Hercule Stout
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    9%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    93%
    £6.22
  2. Northern Monk Northern Star
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    5.9%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    87%
    £2.94
  3. Tiny Rebel Stay Puft - Can
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    5.2%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    70%
  4. Siren Broken Dream Can
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    6.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    100%
    £2.74
  5. Omnipollo Noa Pecan Mud Cake
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    11%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    100%
    £9.91
  6. Omnipollo x Moksa x Bottle Logic Careme
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    14%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    £19.67
  7. Pohjala - Ohtu
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    5.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    80%
    £3.62
  8. Amundsen Christmas Morning
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    4.7%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    £3.95
  9. Amundsen Super Santa
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    4.7%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    70%
    £3.95
  10. Guinness Special Export
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    8%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    100%
    £5.35
  11. Beer Merchants Beer Advent Calendar
    Style
    Lager, IPA, Pale Ale, Stout, Wheat Beers, Blonde, Sour & Lambic, Imperial Stout, Gose, Pilsner
    Rating:
    93%
    £124.91
  12. Burlington Seances & Sacrifices
    Size
    50cl
    ABV%
    12%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    Regular Price £23.65 Special Price £21.29
  13. Tiny Rebel Sleigh Puft The Caramel One
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    5.2%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    Regular Price £4.00 Special Price £3.60
  14. Amundsen BA Ashes to Ashes
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    11.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    £11.38
  15. Lervig 3 Bean Stout
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    12%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    92%
    £6.71
  16. Pohjala OO
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    10.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    90%
    £5.75
  17. Pohjala Cocobanger
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    12.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    100%
  18. Pilot Mochaccino Stout
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    5.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    87%
    Regular Price £3.27 Special Price £2.78
  19. Pohjala Must Kuld
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    7.8%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    100%
    £4.12
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    Jack's Abby Gingerbread BA Framinghammer
    Size
    50cl
    ABV%
    12%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    Regular Price £14.95 Special Price £9.00
  21. Omnipollo Willet Barrel Aged Lorelei 2020
    Size
    33cl
    ABV%
    12.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    £15.30
  22. Brew By Numbers 08 Stout Chocolate & Orange
    Size
    44cl
    ABV%
    7.2%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    £3.80
  23. Bullhouse - El Capitan
    Size
    44cl
    ABV%
    7.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    80%
    £3.65
  24. Buxton Nuts & Crosses
    Size
    44cl
    ABV%
    4.5%
    Style
    Stout
    Rating:
    0%
    £4.00
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Stouts and porters have been around for centuries. Porter beers are the older of the two; the dark brews have been around since the early 1700s and their name comes from the fact they were particularly popular with London’s port workers. They were – and still are – robust and warming beers, with big chocolate and coffee aromas and flavours said to give the labourers strength. Stout beers first came about as ‘stout porters’ and were simply more alcoholic versions of porters – back then, you’d just as easily find stout lagers and stout ales in your local. The style crossed the Irish Sea, where the name was shortened to stout, making the distinction between the two tricky. Generally, porters, made from malted barley, have more dark fruit to them, while stouts exhibit big, roasted, bitter characteristics, owing to their use of roasted, but unmalted, barley. Either way, they are both fantastic winter beers or drinks to have with hearty roast dinners and meats. Explore the range above using the search filters to whittle down your selection, and get in touch if you have any questions. Read our features to learn more about beer.