Huber Bock Beer

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

Brown Coloring. Small Head. Nothing Really Distinguishing About This Beer. Some Malt....otherwise Pretty Smooth and Uninteresting...

You know, when I was in college a couple year ago, I lived on this stuff. You could get a case of returnables for like $7, and it was good beer. Now, I have one to rate it, and it doesn’t seem quite as tasty! Oh well, i guess that’s what happens in life...

Average sized creamy off-white head. Dark red body. Aroma is a chocolatey and grainy bock, with a touch of Old Spice. Simple creamy flavor... mostly malt. Good mouthfeel.

This shit is just awful , I wouldn’t feed this crap to my worst enemy. The taste reminded me of the water in Mexico. The head was like tissue paper. My palate gaged on this piss. The aroma was like a midgit hooker that’s been overused. I would recomend a nostolgic night with a bottle of mad dog or maybe blatz as opposed to wasting your time with this swill. Give it to your favorite mother in law for christmas it’s its only use.

#7 in the Jpdipso bock run.Brown color,small light tan head that faded quickly leaving little behind.Roasted malt aroma maybe a hint of caramel,possibly some sweet chocolate but very faint.The flavor was a bit on the weak side with a light malt and caramel and the hops just make a weak appearance,as the brew warms up a bit the flavor become a little more pronounced with the hops being just a bit better and the feel getting a little less watery.There is a slight burnt caramel or toffee flavor that comes out towards the end of the tasting,not that,thats bad but it does add a little more to the overall flavor.It's a bit thin but still pretty decent,i could see myself drinking alot of these on a hot day.

Brown color with a moderate light tan head and a touch of lace. Aromas of dark chocolate and lightly roasted grains. Fairly light feel. Sweetness early and late in the quaff, and actually gets sweeter as it warms. Middle has a light roasted grain and nut dryness and flavor. A decent brew, perhaps somewhat of a starter bock.

One of my favorite "cheap" beers ($6.99 for 12 around here, although I know of only one place that sells it), Huber Bock is a tad light-bodied for a true bock beer, but it's still far tastier than any macrobrew swill! With a hearty, grainy goodness and the requisite roasted taste of a well-made bock, this is a beer not to be missed!

Jedsbrew rating is almost exactly how I would describe this bock--"sweet caramel flavor...cola colored...mild toasty malt aroma". No burnt or harshness at all in this brew, very smooth finish. I'll hunt this one up next shopping trip if available again.