Tap this is a quite nice doppelbach that pours clear I would say Hazel and color with a little copper mixed in with a small beige had good lacing. The aroma is pure doppelock very bakurum and malti but a grass a bit of metal perhaps but in a good way dark sugars. Flavor is light plus sweet light bitter we've got a medium body on this one and it drinks nice for its abv.

Klar bernsteinfarben mit weißer Schaumkrone. Malziger, brotiger Geruch. Geschmacklich malzig, brotig mit Karamell und Trockenfrüchten. Hohe Süße mit leichter Bitterkeit, voller Körper mit spürbarer Kohlensäure.

Pours dark red to light brown, translucent red if seen through light. Average sized slightly off-white head, recedes quite quickly leaving minimal lacing. A rather potent and decently complex aroma: dark/brown bread, slight roasted hints (halfway between coffe grains and 'dusty'), slight chocolate, dried/dark fruitiness; with a light warming feel underneath. Taste feels probably sweeter than the smell suggested. The maltiness feels much less roasted and much more caramelish, with a bit of cola-like feel underneath. Notes of brown sugar, slight chocolate, fruitiness. Quite sweet in both and aftertaste, but not overwhlemingly so. A quite vivid warming feel, with maybe the slightest alcohol perception. Medium body (quite lighter than expected for the abv), with light to medium carbonation, a quite easy per style mouthfeel, but still able to provide a bit of creaminess. Nice overall.

Amber color with small white head. Caramel, bread, malt aroma. Light bitterness and sweetness. Average body.