 Quack-Duck (1905), Bodensee, Germany
Sep 26, 2008 bottle, thanks to the Ruhrgebiet! Clear dark brown colour, mid-sized head. Malty nose. Sticky sweetness and maltyess present. Hints of dried fruit, slightly sicy with some herbal accents. Quite nice.
MoritzF (3883), Ruhrpott, Germany
Jan 9, 2008 (swing top bottle) Clear, dark amber colour with a small, slightly off-white head. Sweet, slightly roasted dark malt aroma with caramel (leaves the impresion of German malt bonbons) and a light spicy herbal hoppy touch in the background. Sweet and slightly bitter flavour, medium to full bodied with a well-carbonated and matured mouthfeel. Solid dark and slightly roasted malty base with caramel and hints of liquorice and herbal notes in the background; sweet-bitter, rounded toast-malty and elegantly hopped finish. The first brew from Altötting that convinces me.
fonefan (4871), Ulfborg, Denmark
Jan 4, 2008 Bottle. Clear medium to dark amber red color with a average, frothy / creamy, good lacing, mostly lasting, light beige head. Aroma is moderate malty, roasted, caramel, sweet malt, light alcohol. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet and light to moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily to watery, carbonation is soft. (201207)
pivnizub (3900), Porúří, Germany
Jan 3, 2008 Bügelverschlußflasche: Amber coloured,clear, smaller off-white lacy head, sweet-caramelly to dark-malty nose with a tinge of spicy hops; solid bitter-sweet flavour, medium bodied; spicy hoppy-bitter finish underpinned by caramel and dark malt. Really a good Bock, the first brew from Hell, which is tasty...........
bierkoning (4932), La Tropica, Netherlands
Dec 17, 2007 Swing top bottle. Dark brown color, no head. Malt, molasses and licorice in the aroma. malty sweet flavor, bready with roasted malt, apple syrup and licorice. Alcohol is fairly well hidden. The beer is not without complexity.
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