Kulmbacher Eisbock

Bottle: Aroma was sweet and had a fermented alcohol presence also. Dark body with red hue, small tan head. Sweet favor along with some alcohol burn at first. Alcohol mellowed out along with the burn and it was sweet plums and cherry rest of the way. Medium fruit taste left on palate. Good Beer

11.2oz bottle, no date. Pours black with a small beige head. Aroma of raisins, chocolate, roasted malts, brown sugar, alcohol. Taste is pretty much the same, though the alcohol isn’t quite as noticeable. Full-bodied, moderate carbonation. Very good beer. My first eisbock.

Bottle poured black with a thick, creamy chocolate head. Aroma is sweet, chocolate caramel. Sweet roasty chocolatewith and light alcohol flavor and sweet alcoholy finish.

11.2 oz bottle. Cola colored with a quick settling bubbly tan head. Very faint aroma of Dr. Pepper, licorice, cloves and brown bread. The strong concentration of flavors remind me of a Belgian quad. Raisins and cocoa then to brown sugar and sour grapes. Medium body; not quite thick. Nice bracing carb holds out to the finish. I like this style better than the other bocks; more to chew on.

Bottle purchased at State Line Liquors. Pours deep brown with some red hues fighting to sneak through. Aroma of chocolate covered cherry, raisens. Rich malt flavor of chocolate and dark dried fruits. Some vinous qualities. The alcohol in the finish is pleasant and warming, not that annoying burning that some other beers have. This one is damn good. So good that I am going to get another bottle next time I go in.

Pours dark brown, kind of like Coke. Aromas are malt raisins, molasses, and dark fruit. Flavors are malt, brown sugar, dark fruit, and raisins. Body is medium to heavy. Thanks to Brock Landers for this bottle.

Let me preface this by saying I hate eisbocks. Never met one I liked escept Springslicker’s homebrew... until tonight. This is damn impressive. Aroma of chocolate covered raisins, some Malt, molasses, brown sugar, and some chocolate malts. yumm. The appearance is very dark ruby brown with medium light tan head. The flavors are of Reisins candys, chocolate, Lots of malts, and some nice darker fruits, some prunes, some apricot, some molasses. Way impressed for $2.19. Hot damn, don’t forget about the alcohol burn though.

11.2 oz bottle. Deep dark reddish brown pour. Brown, quickly dispersing head. Strong aromas of malt with some molasses and brown sugary notes underneath. Slight vinous aromas as well. Bold, sweet malty flavors in a medium thick body. Some chocolatelike flavors emerge as it warms, as well as some dense dark fruit flavors. My first Eisbock... Wow! Some see the label as flashy/cheesy, but it scores extra points with me, I like it.