Huber Bock Beer

Brewed by Minhas Craft Brewery
Style: Dunkler Bock
Monroe, Wisconsin USA

This bock was cola colored, had a moderate head and a mild toasty malt aroma. A little lighter in body than their Berghoff version, with a sweet caramel flavor and a hint of bakers chocolate. The finish was smooth and bitter sweet. A grand old American bock and cheap in price only. Bottling date stamped on the lower part of the neck but it is often hard to read.

bad aftertaste of burnt malt. Harsh sharp taste in my mouth. Wish I hadnt spent all of $7. on the 12 pack. Was on special, but it wasnt.

Brown. Aroma of malt. There is a roasted flavor with some bitterness. A little thin. Not bad for the price.

Dark brown color, cloudy but not opaque. Not much of a head, thin and watery compared to most other dark beers I've had. I couldn't identify and particular strains of taste other than what I would characterize as plain dark beerness. Not anything special, but WAY better than anything else commonly available for $6 per 12-pack.

This Bock poured a medium head with medium sized bubbles that mostly diminished. The lacing was good and the hue was brown. It had a moderately malty aroma to it and a fairly smooth flavor as well. The palate was light in body and the texture seemed to be a bit on the watery side.

This brew poured a medium head of fine to large light brown bubbles that left a fair lacing. It had an opaque black brown body that was more like a stout than a bock. Its medium strength malt and roasted caramel arroma was very nice indeed. Its palate was very smooth and it gad a plesant malt fore and after taste.

Brown purple color; Minimal head; Artificial sweet grape nose. Good mouth presence. Slight astringency- odd. Interesting dry maltiness in the back. Fizzy.

At $12 a case, how can you complain? This is actually a good beer. Dark red-brown with a madium body. Poor head retention, but common...$.50 a brew! Nice malty flavor, a hint of hops, and you can drink it all night.