Flaske - Lot063 - 330ml spandert av Rune. Delt med ham og djoeye i WCveien 23 Mar 17. Mørk gylden. Filmskum med litt farge. Lett parfymearoma. Smaken karamell & sukkertøy. Tørr alkoholisk ettersmak.

330ml bottle, L063, bought at Gourmet Experience Alicante last summer. Spotty lacing from a beige head. Deep and bright mahogany body. Malt-fruity aromas. Well built taste profile of pine, bread, and caramel malts followed by a warming dark bitter finish. Soft in the mouth. Good beer drinking (Shared with Finn and djoeye, rating session in Tromsø 23.03.2017).

Bottle@TTBS, Copenhagen - golden orange pour with white head and lacing. Grassy and citrus fruity aroma and taste, some lemon and satsuma sweetness, sweet malty, fruity and bitter hoppy finish. Decent. --- Beer merged from original tick of Cappra Boris Brew on 26 Mar 2025 at 06:30 - Score: 6. Original review text: March 23, 2017
Bottle@TTBS, Copenhagen - golden orange pour with white head and lacing. Grassy and citrus fruity aroma and taste, some lemon and satsuma sweetness, sweet malty, fruity and bitter hoppy finish. Decent.

33 cl bottle. Pours hazy orange with a huge white head. Aroma is fruity, floral. Light herbal hoppy. Slight greasy hoppy, fruity. Bitter and slight herbal. Bitter and dry hoppy finish.

Bottled. A hazy amber beer with a beige head. The aroma has notes of straw, hops, alcohol, and malt. The flavor is sweet with notes of malt, hops, straw, alcohol, and straw, leading to a dry alcoholic finish.

Tasted from the tap on the 05/02/2017. Dark copper colour with a white head that dissapears quickly. Aroma of caramel, hops, biscuits and roasted bread. Taste is caramel, hops but I missed some intensity. Alcohol finish. Next one please!

330ml bottle. Clear, copper-ish, dark brown colour with ruby glimmer and average to huge, fluffy, fairly lasting, well lacing, off-white head. Grassy-spicy, hoppy aroma, hints of fresh hay, a touch of red berries, nuttily and toasty malty background. Taste is mildly bitter hoppy, minimally grassy, a touch of red berries, toasty, minimally nuttily malty basis, hints of chestnut; lasting hoppy finish. Smooth, silky, soft and minimally sticky palate, well hidden alcohol; very drinkable, un-Bockish, thereby compact if not slightly restricted. Good!

330 ml bottle, bb 07/2017. Shared by Werckmeister, thanks!
Dark copper-brown body, with a small, creamy, beige head.
Aroma of caramel, toast, black tea, dried fruits, dark bread, some chocolate, some caramel, subtle citric hops.
Taste follows this pretty much, maybe a bit lighter.
Medium, creamy mouthfeel, with an average carbonation.
Finishes smooth, roasty, dry, toasty, bready, a bit hoppy, a bit sweet.

Very nice. The hops aren’t that present, but the dark malt notes are really lovely and diverse. Greatly balanced, just the right amount of roastiness, sweetness and dryness. Overall a unique style example, inbetween a Bock and a Doppelbock, with some atypical hop notes for the style.

0,33l bottle at home bought at Saveur Biere; shared with Saeglopur at his place. BB 07/2017. almost black color, small off-white head. smells of toasted malts, molasses, breadish, dried plums, nutty, marzipan, light exotic fruits, bit milky. nice and unique smell. full body, soft carbonation, slick mouthfeel. tastes of dried plums, some licorice, earthy notes, nutty, marzipan, lightly roasty, dark bread, light exotic fruits, light coffee, light caramel. finishes lightly roasty and with notes of dried plums, nuts and marzipan. quite nice one, expected a bit more hops (because of the self-proclaimed "indian dunkel"), but rather enjoyable beer. On a side note, with 8.2% and with the richness of the brew it should be most likely be categorized as a Doppelbock instead of Dunkler Bock, but anyway :P