EKU 28

Big malts, very sweet, but with a potent alcoholic finish that somewhat detracts from the beer.

Bottle. Creamy off-white good mostly deminishing head. Orange colour. Heavy malty aroma. Nice powerfull flavor, a little bit too alcoholic, average finish. Oily palate.

On tap at Papago in Tempe. My first eisbock. Smoother than expected. Semi sweet body, with fruitiness i would attribute to the yeast. Was told it was 12 percent on tap.

clear orange amber under a small off-white head. a few chunks floating around. strong alcohol aroma. some malty sweetness. flavor is fruity and sweet with lots of toffee/caramel. not my favorite but i enjoyed it more than samiclaus.

11.2 oz bottle ($2.49) from Holiday Wine Cellar: Orange-amber color with a medium off white head that fades to nothing fast. Aroma is rich ripe fruit with a metallic background. Flavor is rich with over ripe peach/apricot, some honey and a light spicy bitterness in the finish. Medium bodied and smooth with moderate carbonation. Metallic aorma dissapaited and alcohol became more proment as it warmed.

$2.99 at Country Club Liquors; Caramelly, malty nose with some peachiness; copper with a beige ring of bubbles around the edge; flavor tastes like a whiskey mixed with berries, very unusual, like nothing else I’VE tasted,

Never had head as big as the picture when I poured it. I thought this was pretty good actually. Comes off pretty heavy, but with a different and pleasant taste. A bit expensive but nice.

Bottle. Dark copper colored. Very sweet flavor with a light spiciness. The malt characteristics where very complex and the alcohol was very high.