Reddit reviews Brewing Porters and Stouts: Origins, History, and 60 Recipes for Brewing Them at Home Today
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look at their website for when they have it on tap. It's not a hop forward brewery so don't expect any NEIPA's or juice bombs
EDIT: same with Brewport, which brewed a porter with the guy who literally wrote the book on porters. Who lives in Stratford
https://www.amazon.com/Brewing-Porters-Stouts-Origins-History/dp/1629145114
In addition to the books mentioned here, there are plenty of style and ingredient specific books out there.
Two of my favorite books are the style books by Terry Foster. His Pale Ale and Brewing Porters and Stouts are really great.
Heck, the second brewing book I ever bought was Heironymous' Brewing with Wheat, awesome book that I keep referring back to.
Right now, I'm working my way through New Brewing Lager Beer by Greg Noonan. It's very dense and technical, but I see it as a must read for where I'm at in my brewing.