Bottle, thanks David. Aroma is good. Sweet, pasta! Nutty, caramel. Very easy drinking, little sweetness, marzipan, some caramel. Nice stuff.

mahogany cloudy. Creamy white head. A lot of torrified wheat, like puffed wheat with some dark chocolate nose. Very unsweet. Very odd for an eisbock but pretty decent. Very light body for an eisbock not sweet. So well integrated smooth and alcohol well hidden. A bit too clean but wow this is drinkable. Seriously like 4.5%. Too clean too lacking booze is the main problem thought not really a problem. Clean finish with chocolate torrified wheat.

Bottle. Nose of caramel, esters, chocolate, popcorn, toast. Pretty reddish orabge-brown, cloudy, with lace. Smooth and silky, with nice malts and decent richness. Raisins as well as stone fruits. Very clean, though. Doesn’t really kick enough for an eisbock. More like a doppelbock with a bit more thickness. I like it, but could be better.

Thanks Davidjpisano for sharing the bottle! Poured into a taster showing highly filtered copper brown with half a finger of light white foam. The nose shows a lot of light caramel malts. The palate is moderately carbonated and light bodied. A slight to moderate sugar cane sweetness throughout with a slight oak finish and light bitterness on the finish.

Thanks David for sharing the bottles. Hazy caramel brown with a half finger of head. Lager yeast nose with cake, prune and caramel aromas. Not overly sweet on the palate, a little dry actually. Has a fairly dry and dark fruit finish. --- Beer merged from original tick of Eisbock on 23 Jan 2016 at 22:56 - Score: 7. Original review text: Thanks David!