Kulmbacher Eisbock

Poured a clear reddish brown with a medium sized off white head. Aroma is noticeably strong of alcohol and syrup. Taste is alright, but not to my liking, a little overpowering initally. Rich roasted malts and toffee flavours.

Dark, fruity. Kinda sweet. There’s a slight roast flavor in the finish that is a nice touch. Very smooth. Very good beer.

Dark brown-red pour with a large tan head. Sweet aroma of caramel and dark fruits. Flavor is malty, mostly caramel with some alcohol at the finish. Medium-heavy body.

Nearly-black dark brown pour with medium head has a dark fruit and caramel aroma. Palate is fairly heavy, although lighter than anticipated and with heavy carbonation. Flavors are very nice in this eisbock: a strong malty molasses flavor dominates, with raisin, caramel, chocolate, and faint oak. This is very enjoyable and solid, although I prefer the weight and depth of the Aventinus Eisbock slightly more.

First Eisbock I have tried. Pours a dark brown with a small tan, quickly diminishing head. Unique taste, almost caramel with a bit of chocolate. I wasn’t expecting much as I got a single of this for 2.99 but it was a damn good beer.

Brown in color with a medium sized head. Aroma is of alcohol, oak, caramel, and chocolate. Taste is of caramel, chocolate, oak and whiskey.

330 ml bottle. Very dark colour, almost black, with ruby red hues. Strong chocolatey caramel aroma. Sharp hops initially, but that is soon replaced by lots of chocolate flavours. Mellow soft texture. Much like ovamaltine. Hints of raisins and wood, but it is the chocolate and the caramel that dominates. Thick body, but not at all cloying. A rich malty beer, which is surprisingly drinkable. Best before 22.10.04.

Dark amber color with a consistent creamy head. Bold sweet flavor, but not overpowering. A fairly heavy brew, sip & enjoy, a flavorable experience.