Grebbestad Lunator

Brewed by Grebbestad Bryggeri
Style: Doppelbock
Grebbestad, Sweden

Nice foamy beige head. Aroma is bready and a bit vinious. Taste is really sweet with lots of fruity notes and nice caramell notes aswell.

Lunator 08 Pours a big light yellow head. Aroma is full of alcohol, caramel almost winelike with hints of malt but little hops. flavour is warming, heavy and with notes of honey and with a little biterness at the end. the mouthfeel is a bit flat. but all in all a very drinkable doppelbock.

Bottle. Large creamy off-white head that mostly lasted. Good display of lacework. Cloudy amber – brownish color. Lovely aroma of rye bread, caramel, grain, mild alcohol, fruity, spicy, nutty. Medium bodied with an average carbonation and mild alcoholic and thick texture. Moderated sweet malty flavor with some counter bitterness. Nice rye bread lingering finish. Quite nice Doppelbock!

Low carbonation when opening the bottle. Thick and solid foam that lingers. Big smell of malt mostly caramell malt. A full bodied very well balansed doppelbock. Low bitterness and just plesant.

Bottle, Stockholm, Sweden. A bungundy colored beer with a full head of good density. Looks great, but does not appear to be bottle conditioned. Sparse aromas show some malt (husk, grain, caramel) and perhaps a touch of honey fruit and herbaceous hops. Flavor is malty sweet, with some hints of caramel and toffee. An ok beer, but lacking malt depth and body.

Courtesy hopscotch. POurs crystal clear mahogany, with a small white head. Smells of sweet malts, some dark fruits, and mild Belgian candy sugar. Subtle overall. The flavor is more bold, with big sweet dark fruits flowing throughout the palate. Some sweet malts left a profound bitterness in the finish. Very Belgian in its characters seemingly. Perhaps a touch too bitter, but definitely a drinkable brew.

Bottle... Clear copper lager with a small, creamy, white head. Excellent retention. Vinous notes, dark fruits and roasted nuts merge to assemble the rich aroma. Full-bodied and creamy with reticent carbonation. Sweet toffee and butterscotch. Lightly chocolaty. Bittersweet, vinous finish. Kudos to Marsiblursi for floating this brew across the pond!

Clear reddish brown of color with a nice beige head. An aroam of malty, liqurice, caramel, nuts, chocolate - no hops. A flavor of nuts, liqurice, malty bitterness and hints of liqurice.