Lancaster Spring Bock

Pint @ Lancaster Harrisburg. Orange copper color, clear and filtered, with a small 1/4 inch white head. Typical nose of resinous corn, fresh grain, some cracker malts, some caramel, etc, nothing too complicated... flavor is much the same, a bit simple, centered around some sweet corn, cracked barley, with an oily texture (not so good), an average thickness for the style, and transparent bittering hops, which is nice enough. Again, nothing complicated here, but nothing terrible either.

Draught. Poured a clear amber body with thin head. Faint grainy aroma. Taste is grainy with a fruity kind of taste. slightly dry, light sugar. Intresting hop profile.

Tap @ LBC - Gold, creamy white head. Nose held soft floral notes and hints of pepper and caramel bread. Soft flavors of all the above and well balanced from start to finish. Medium bodied, soft carbonation, light sweet finish. This was nicely done...

Great bock beer, light copper in color, excellent lacing around the glass, sweet malty nose with notes of brown sugar & caramel, more malty notes in the flavors with hints of caramel, fruit & yeast, very well balanced, more like a maibock

Draft at DRE. Coppery colored with subdued head. Aroma of caramel malt, hopcitrus, slight syrupy fruit. Medium to light palate with flavors of caramel malt, some fruit, and brown sugary and nutty notes, with a crisp finish.

On tap at the brew-house. Orange-copper color, not much head. A touch of sweet malt in the nose. Smooth, drinkable lager. Not certain what the ABV is, but this one might sneak up in you.

Clear brown from the tap. Small head. Sweet caramel taste with a bit of malt. Not too bad.

Pours a medium brown color. Aromas caramel and hops. Flavor is malty without a lot of character.