Always a little careful when I try something new from this brewery. This beer had a pretty nice smell, but the taste was nothing like it. Fair at best.

Smells pretty good. I was surprised when i tasted it, since the smell i a lot more agressive than the taste.

Bottle is labelled as 8.5% although their own website suggests that it’s 7%??? Dark red colour. Quickly fading head. Aroma has some sweet malts, alcohol and some leaf. Flavour of sweet malts, caramel, raisin and a touch of smoke. Has a whiskey-cola feel to it. Quite rich and syrupy.

Copper ale with very perfumey aroma and nutty notes. Very nice sweet icebock with notes of oranges and some scotch barrel notes. Alchol well covered by the malt. May 1,2005 at 2nd KBC Festival, Den Bosch, NL.

Draught Fully clear reddish-brown beer; yellowish-brown, good & dense head, stable. Grassy, green leaves and NO alcohol in the nose - fully hidden! Dark malts obvious. Fully German-bready taste, rather sweet. Typical Doppelbock-Eisbock taste (though the brewer calls it Austrian!). Ends more suave, dry and earthy-like. Full bodied, slick and nearly oily MF. Warming - there’s the alcohol at last, retronasal. This is good! They understood the style and made it for real. Absolutely my first-ever draught Eisbock!