65 cl bottle from a marked in SP, 18 R$ (6€). Dark brown to coca-cola color, big creamy beige-brownish head. Quiet nose, roasted things. Aroma: roasted malts, caramel, toffee, nuts. Taste sweetish, some faint hoppy bitterness in the finish. Medium bodied, dusty texture, earthy and spicy finish with liquor notes. Fits quite well in the style, still being a powered dunkel rather than a real bock.

Bottle from trade with sevenlee, many thanks. Dark red brown color with medium long lasting beige head. Aroma of roasted malt, caramel, brandy. Taste, roasted malt, coffee, burned sugar, light bitterness in background. Coffee bitter finish with burned sugar. Oh, label says 6,5% of alcohol. Good bock.

Dark chestnut color; big head. Malty aroma, with caramel and soft vanilla touch. Good body strength, some malt flavor, stronger caramel (quite sweet); in the final there is a very light touch of roasted malt. Simple but enjoyable; it would be better with some more hopping/bitterness.

Bottled. Ruby coloured with rich, dense, creamy, lasting head. Aroma of crystalized sugar. Sweet and light bodied for a bock, chewy malt dominates. The classic urbock flavours are there, like in a lighter version of the Namibian Hansa Urbock. A drawback is the finish, where peppery saccharine is present rather than the expected bitterness. Still a really good beer.