Allgäuer St. Magnus Heller Bock

Brewed by Allgäuer Brauhaus (Oetker Group)
Style: Heller Bock
Kempten, Germany

finally - a pale bock the lives up to being a bock. tastes a bit darker than it’s color would suggest - little bit of a roasted note. Might pass for a lighter dunkel bock in a blind tasting. lightly hopped, smooth finish, nice and thick like a bock should be. very easy to drink - but a bit heavy to guzzle on a hot day. good stuff.

Another brew with a cloudy straw golden color.Small white head that faded fast but left a very slight lacing.Nice aroma malty sweet with hints of fruit mild hops and bubble gum mainly juicy Fruit.mild malt taste with a slight lemon flavor and mild hop presence.Pretty decent so far and the alcohol seems to stay some what hidden.The after taste is malty mildly sweet with a fruity presence and mild hops and as far as the alcohol it is merely felt as a warm feeling when going down the gullet.the feel is mild,just slightly being better then watery.Not bad at all IMO i think a little under rated maybe some recieved bad bottles,but the bottle i have was decent fresh and well worth getting.I would enjoy having a few more of these around for later trials.

Bottled. SLightly hazy golden coloured. Malty aroma with notes of apples. Sweetish malty flavour with notes of apples again. Soft mouthfeel. Rather full bodied.

This bock pours a light orange amber color from a 500ml bottle. Small to medium sized white foamy head. Aroma is fruity (pineapple and peach) and slightly bready. Touch of floral and sweetness. A medium bodied bock. Malts are bread and cookies. Lots of fruit flavors, pineapple mostly. Touch of floral hops. A little thin tasting and perhaps a little too sweet, but not a bad beer. Smooth tasting, nice malty finish. Seems to hide the alcohol fairly well. Mouthfeel is full and round. Finish Is clean and smooth. Aftertaste is slightly sweet.

When poured, this beer had an average sized white head with fine-small sized bubbles that mostly diminished. The body was hazy with very little carbonation and a pale yellow hue. The nose was malty, hoppy and some fruit notes. It had a bitter taste to it with a tingly, smooth, thin-watery texture along with a burning sensation in my stomach. This beer was light bodied with sparse lacing.

Sweet malt aroma with a slight fruitiness and caramel nose. Hazy dull orange body with a small silky white head. Taste starts very sweet with a creamy caramel taste. The upfront malty russ quickly takes back seat to the bitterness which balances it out. The finish has a bit of bitterness and some lingering caramel tastes and a mild alcohol taste. Very thick creamy mouthfeel and good balance.

This brew poured a large head of finely sized white colored mostly diminishing bubbles that left behind a poor lacing and a softly carbonated straw yellow colored body. The aroma is sweetly malted with perhaps some fruity and wheat elements to it. The mouthfeel is very smooth from start to finish. The flavor is sweetly malted with notes of bread and honey.

Lightly hazed dark golden color with a dense milk colored head. Sweet caramel and honey aromas with some flowery noble hops in the background - a touch heavy. Fairly thick and slick in feel. Sweet malt flavors rule in this one. Honey, caramel, and a touch of warming alcohol. A mid echelon heller.