Hofbräu München Maibock

Pours a brownish orange with an inch off white head. Aroma of sweet malt and light grassy hops. Flavor is rich malt, nuts, bready, with a lightly bitter finish.

Pours a clear copper with amber tints. Aroma of honey, grain and grass. Sweet initial flavor with a slight hops bite. Finish is smooth and subtle. Quite nice.

Good head that has a tinge of brown colour,bock is red/brown coplour carbonation okay,aroma caramel the usual nose, chocolate good aromas,light nuttiness,flavour nutty,caramel,chocolate,a bitter goodness,fresh tastes or crisp and well roasted,good sweetness that hits the back palate,finish good malted tastes ,biter/sweet great finish.

tap, pours dark carmel, thin tan head. Spicey hoppy aroma. Sweet carmel and a light bitter coffee finish. Nice.

bottle 355 ml
Appearance: deep shade of clear amber with mid plus finish, slightly creamy top. Deep shade of clear amber with mid plus finish, slightly creamy top. 3+
Nose: Fresh grainy character , malty with slight feel of hops. Fruity malts with alcohol. 7-.
Flavor/Palate : Full bodied. Good clean grainy malt base. Fairly soft with mid drying alcohol. Stylistically correct. Friendly easygoing Bock.

Aroma is malty with just a hint of green bottle skunkiness. Pours with a sparkling copper clarity and a nice head. Starts with a strong malt flavor and no skunk (musta got a fresh one) followed by a smooth, drying finish. I’d love to have this on tap somewhere. Excellent beer.

12oz. green bottle served in a pilsner glass. Poured a clear copper with two fingers of off white head. Rich malty aroma, not really caramel, but that distinctive German malt aroma. Also some faint noble hops. The flavor is not as malty as the aroma might suggest, but there is a good malt base. On the lighter side of medium bodied. There is a bit of hop bitterness in the middle. Not sweet at all for all the malt, actually finishes fairly dry. Very drinkable to me. Nice bock.