2004 draught. Glad to see walleye added this one, as I couldnt remember the commercial description or the alcohol percent. I was pretty excited about this one; I generally enjoy most of their lagers here, and adding the extra gravity and alcohol tends to be a strong point of theirs. Pours a light chestnut brown with some dark yellow tinges, lightly hazed and transluscent. Small off-white head. Aroma has sharp hops, grainy and bitter, with hints of alcohol, dry nutty notes and a good even caramel smell as well. Flavor is surprisingly bitter and well-hopped at the beginning but then grows sweeter with a lightly dry caramelly/toffeeish malt. Medium-full body, a bit loose towards the end, but very smooth. This isn’t your classic German heavily malted, richly sweet doppel, but it’s a good americanized hoppier take.