Dundee Pale Bock Lager

Brewed by High Falls Brewing Company
Style: Heller Bock
Rochester, New York USA

Pale amber with a large 2 inch + medium density head. Frothty foam. Kinda nasty smell, like an old stale lager or something. Anyway, taste is decent, mild, smooth, rather crisp, lightly malty. Not bad. Mouthfeel is mild and smooth as well and has a small bite.. Aftertaste is metallic. People, clean your tanks.

Smells of cheap beer and a little grain. Clear gold, thin head. Light grain flavor, with a grass finish. This is pretty much crap and can barely be considered a bock. It screams Miller.

Looks like apple cider with a thin quickly dissipating head. Aroma of fruit, caramel, bread, spice and apple. Taste is very malty with spice, cinnamon and over-ripe apples. Mild bitter finish and a little tart. Also has kind of a strange aftertaste.

...well, typical of this company, this beer is lacking, and has a metallic taste. Other than that, slightly hoppy, but overall, not enough malt flavor to make it worth it.

bought in a ’craft pack’ with 5 other JW Dundee’s from red apple in bremerton, washington.
pours a clear golden with a small white head, some lacing.
smell is a touch of cocoa, some caramel, malt.
taste is malt, some chocolate, grain, a film grows on the tongue and mouth.

The has a great nose to it. Honey on fresh warm biscuits. The taste of the beer however is grainy, metalic, and watery. It really doesnt have a very good flavor.

Nose of caramel and biscuits, but with a kinda off fruity undertone. A bit overly sweet, the caramel flavors quicly changed to a dry-grainy sort of cereal flavor. The hops only managed to give me a metallic sort of note. This wasn’t my thing.

Bottle. Pours amber with an off white head. Aroma is sweet caramel malt. Light body. Flavor starts with sweet caramel malt and finishes on a dry metallic hop note. Drinkable.