haukur (641), Reykjavik, Iceland May 30, 2007 Perhaps the best bock outside of germany. Nice subtle hops, good maltiness, grassy and floral, everything a good bock should be apoptosis (1316), Long Island, New York, USA Apr 20, 2007 Thanks to Notalush for sharing his brew with little ol’ me...On cask at Bobbique...Very strikingly malty beer - and quite sweet too. It is a pleasant, honey-sweetness, not syrupy at all. The flavor is not complex, but mostly filled with wheat and malts. The hops are well-hidden. A very smooth-drinking beer, but it is on cask, so it doesn’t surprise me that its easy to drink. notalush (1946), Rawn-kawn-kohma, New York, USA Apr 20, 2007 Cask at Bobbique - a rather odd way to serve a maibock, but I’ll allow it - fairly dark copper for the style, with a rather small head, especially for a cask beer - fruity and floral aroma, with some grassy, earthy hints around the edges - pretty sweet, even for the style, with flavors of caramel, raisins, cherries - lingering raw cane sugar sweetness through the finish - a decent attempt, but a tad too sweet.
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