Bottle. Pours a dark amber color with a small off-white head. Has a fruity malty caramel aroma. Sweetish malty caramel flavor. Has a sweetish malty caramel and dark fruit finish.

7th September 2014
Clear deep red - amber beer, small pale cream colour head. Palate is smooth and semi dry. Decent fine carbonation. Rich malts, creamy with a little unsweet toffee. Mild molasses. Light smooth finish. Not much else here but certainly delivers the malts!

Bottled 355ml. -Finally! The most expected beers have arrived! Well, the story goes like this - my friend "Dragan the Drot" went to live to USA, Salt Lake City, so I’ve asked him to bring me some Wasatch beers when he would come to visit Croatia. So, he came here some four years ago, but have brought no beers. Then, a week later, his girlfriend came too, and he said she was bringing the beers. But, again no beers - they said she was thirsty and drank them while waiting for plane to catch....hmm?! Some time after that, he has sent a package - I though this is it, but no, he has sent a bottle of tequilla! (very good tequila but never mind). And now, after six years of waiting, my friend has come to visit again and this time he has brought a bunch of Wasatchs beers plus one Squatters! Heeeellll Yeaaahhhh!!!
Now something about beer itself...Clear amber coloured, small to medium sized off-white head, low carbonation, pure caramel in rather dusty nose. Toasted malt, caramel, light fruity, bready hoppy and slight alcoholic with some nutty notes in the sweetish finish. Funny memorandum on back label.

Bottle: Deep amber in color with a minimal beige head. Nose is sweet, but lightly earthy and floral. It’s got a great creamy feel and some solid caramel and bready notes, bananas, and lightly spiced. A little of that earthiness from the aroma comes through in the taste, it reminds me of rye bread. At 8% its hard to imagine drinking through a bunch of these, but I’ll gladly buy it again.

bottle - Pours clear amber with a small, light tan head. The aroma is of rich caramel malt with some bready malt. It has a sweet, robust, toasted caramel malt flavor. It’s full bodied and tasty, a very solid, enjoyable doppelbock.

Bottle. Raisin, caramel and bready malt aroma. Brown with small head. Sweet raisin bread malt and and lightly bitter herbal flavor. Body on the lighter side.

Bottle: Pours cloudy, medium brown with a thin tan head. Caramel and cola aroma. Cola nut, chocolate, brown sugar, tastes... Fudge, toffee, baked muffins....malty. Very sweet. Very tasty.

12 oz. bottle. Born on date of 4/13/2013. Dark copper color with fast vanishing white head. Aroma is malts, dark fruits, syrupy chocolate, and a touch of earth. Mouth feel is on the lighter side (very thin) Soft steady carbonation. Flavors are good yet not as good as the true German Dopplebocks. Still all in all, very drinkable and true to the style.

Draft. Ruby-mahogany beer with a dark cream head. Rich malt and light dark fruit aroma. Rich malt and caramel flavor with toffee and light dark fruit. Medium bodied. Caramel/toffee lingers with dark fruit and light mineral notes.