Grebbestad Lunator

Bottle 2009 version, 2009-11-06 AR: Coffe, chocolate, AP: rubin red with beige coloured excellent fully lasting head F: fully body - but not, hard to get a clue - no, this was not good (flavorwise) AF: long

Bottle. Dark redbrown color. Creamy white head. Malt sweetness, butter and a tiny sourness in aroma. Malty, fruity taste with a small bitterness of dark chocolate in the aftertaste. Small tartness.

Bottle. Color was dark brownish. The foam was small but rather thick. Nice aroma with malt, raisins, fruit and some syrup. Dried fruit and malt in flavor also sweet tones of caramel. Long aftertaste. The alcohol warmed some, I think.

Malt dominated aroma with vinous tones. Brilliant dark reddish color, beautiful beer. Toasted malts dominate the taste up front, then comes warmth of alcohol and some roasted tones. There is dried fruit in there too. Long aftertaste of bitterness. A nice doppelbock, but lacks the sweetness from caramel malts that I personally like to see in this style.

Bottle 33cl.
Clear medium to dark red brown amber color with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, caramel, like a bock, light brown sugar, vintage malt, dar fruit - berry, light to moderate hoppy. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is flat. [20090614]

Botella. Clear deep red-brown colour. Sweet toffe roastish malty aroma. The flavour has sweet roasty though mild caramel and malt with spice and dark fruits.

33 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden deep amber with a fully gone head. Mild roasted and breadish aroma. Light spiced. Deep fruity flavoured an dry breadish roasted too. Mild spiced and dry bitter finish.

33cl bottle. clear brown small brown head. aroma is dark fruits and booze. flavor is booze, dark fruits, candi sugar.