Bavaria Hooghe Bock

Canned 500ml. -found somewhere in Amsterdam. Ruby red coloured, medium sized pale beige head, pleasant fruity nose. Sweet malty, again pleasant fruity and caramel with sweet jam like fruity finish. Mild alcoholic presence. Surprisingly good strong Bavaria.

bottle @ home. Pours a light, ruby red beer. Aroma is bitter. Good taste. Not a bad Dunkler Bock. Sweet taste with bitter notes. Not bad at all.

Can that ogivlado brought from Holland and shared with me and heavy (thanks!)<>br Poured a ruby-brown body with a medium sized beige head, nice. Fruity nose, rosehip jam, maybe mixed fruit jam, ending dry and grainy. The taste is fruity again, rosehip tea now. Fine and malty but no hops. Ok, drinkable and even tasty even if it’s not a world beater.

Bottle. Ruby red colour, creamy head, staying in glass. Aroma is sweety, malty, with caramel. Tastes a bit bitter, a bit sweet, with coffee and caramel. Long finish.

Thx to Vacas. Bottle from Bierloods. Almost clear ruby amber color, beige head. Aroma sweet, malts, fruits, and hops. Medium body. Taste malts, sweet, caramel, some hops, not bad.

Bottle: Ruby colored pour with medium sized head. Sweet, fruity aroma with a smoky, licorice, malty aroma.

Bottle 30cl. @ [ Back2Bock Tasting ].
Clear dark amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white to beige head. Aroma is moderate to light heavy malty, cabbage water, sugar, roasted notes, caramel notes, dark berry, raisin, date notes. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a long to average duration. Body is medium, texture is oily - syrupy, carbonation is soft. [20081115]

Bottle 0,3ltr: Brown coloured Dutch Bockbeer thats not so sweet as the regular Dutch Bocks.