Dukes Big Ass Bock

33oz grolsch bottle. Hazy, vigorously-sparkling honey body topped with a moderately sized fluffy white head that left a single blob of lace before turning into a small ring. The aroma is musky like skunky beer, BO, and many bottled lagers, and a touch wheaty. Mouth is medium with coarse, unpleasantly foamy carbonation and a balanced and eventually dry finish. On the malty side with generic sugar sweet, corn, musk, decently hopped, some wheat characteristics--refreshing, lemon, touch of clove. Mild aftertaste of hops. Not too excited about drinking 33oz of it, but I’m not going to pour it out or finish it tomorrow either.

Bottle, 33oz. An unclear, golden-orange beer with some off-white bubbles on top. Milky-sour, citrusy nose that isn’t all bad. The flavor is very much the same, citrusy-fruity and milky sour, leading to a milky, lemony finish. Medium body, a bit more astringent than I should wish for. As faroeviking says, the name is better than the beer. 090821

This clear blonde beer poured with a massive off-white head that bubbled away quickly. There is a sour aroma and thin wheat flavor with a slightly bitter dry finish. Not too good.

Botella. Hazy orange. Fruity wheat bit sour aroma. The flavour is has fruit and wheat and a should-not-be-there sourness. Great name though.

Bottle 100 cl. Hazy golden with tiny floaties and a small off-white head. Unclean tart citric aroma. Medium body, tart citrus with a dry finish. Infected. 210809

Growler, 6.8%. Citric aroma. Cloudy yellow colour. The flavour has some fruit, mostly lemon. Lactic acid note, not unpleasant, but not very weizenbocky either.

Bottle. Hazy yellow with a small white head. Aroma is fruit, yeast and light hops. Flavour is light citric, spices and light peppery. Medium bodied.

Bottle @ Danish Summer Gathering, 2009. Pours hazy yellow with a white head. Tart, dry, sour and dusty. Either infected or hopeless