Einbecker Mai-Ur-Bock

Brewed by Einbecker Brauhaus
Style: Heller Bock
Einbeck, Niedersachsen, Germany

Bottle. Deep golden with white head. Aroma: Malty. Flavor: Bread Bitter, but the malt sweetness and alcohol dominates. The strength is tasted, and it feels unbalanced

(330 ml bottle from Tully’s) Really nice, one of the better bocks I’ve had...This pours clear amber with about 3" of biege head. Aroma is honey, sweet hay, malt. Mouthfeel smooth, fairly heavy. Lots of spotty lacing, some rings. Flavor pretty well matches aroma - lots of honey and hay, malty sweetness, some alcohol presence, maybe a hint of brown sugar. Bit of bitter to finish it off. Nice.

Botlle.Pours neat looking amber large white creamy top. Neat lacing. Rich aroma of juicy medium dark malts lightly noted with German hops. Ready malt behind. Medium bodied , solid malty base. Think of German light rye bread. Very clean work.

I seemed to detect a slight smokiness in the aroma along with candied malt, light copper, and a small tan head. Flavour has fine malt, some woodiness and hints of almond. Medium bodied, well balanced and quite bitter. Really good example. Thank You Radek!

Heavy May-bock beer. You taste the alcohol and that is bad for a 6,5% alcohol beer. For the rest it is a tasty beer.

Bottle. Poured amber color with a large frothy white head that was mostly lasting with good lacing. Moderate grassy sour citrus aroma. Medium body with a smooth texture. Medium sweet malty flavor with a medium sweet finish of moderate duration.

Bottle. Pours copper with a one-finger white head. The aroma is hay, orange, and a bit of a floral note. The flavor is leaves, bark, toast, and quite a bit of ashiness, especially in the finish. As it nears room temperature, I can taste a bit of alcohol. Ok, but not great.

Taste like a heineken gone bad. Heineken with a bitter after taste. Save your money for a better german import.