Lobkowicz Baron 11.8°

Brewed by Lobkowicz Pivovar
Style: Dunkel
Vysoky Chlumec, Czech Republic

Dark brown color, with a thick beige head, leaving laces, toasted malt and cookie dough nose, with a sweet chestnut nuttiness, with some biscuity, chocolatey and toffeeish notes, with some raisiny, ripe apple fruitiness, with a faint nutmeg spiciness in the aroma follows through on a medium-bodied palate with a sweet toasted character, a chocolatey cookie dough accent, a nice candied nuttiness, with some toffee notes, with some dark sultana and date fruity flavors, and a hint of mochaish coffee, leading towards a sweet malty, fruity raisiny finish.

Very dark ruby body with a small creamy beige head. Fruity cake aroma. Mouthfeel si smooth and creamy with a soft carbonation. Taste can be described as an attack of brown cake, cherries and milk-chocolate and a finish of banana cake and tobaccos leaves. I did notice a lot of different flavour elements in the beer but for reason the whole thing was less than the sum of its parts. Not bad, just very forgettable. Lobkowicz Boring 12°.

bottle, bouth at a dicount market in Potsdam. Great dark colour, decent head. Malty flavour, also tastes of roast malt. Slightly dry finish.

dark brown in appearance with frothy amber head. strong aromas of yeast; very light mouthfeel considering the dark appearance. stiil, alcohol is present in the taste. complex flavours of taffy and nuts in the finish.

500 ml bottle. Sweet chocolate and coffee aroma. Dark brown colour with an off white head. Roasted coffee, nutty and dark chocolate flavours. Medium bodied with a malty finish. A pleasant brew.

Wasn’t a huge fan. Did not like the mix of flavours that were going on. Would not have this one again.

Bouteille de 500 ml. (date: 14/09/06). Brune cola, moyen collet qui disparait vite. Arome malte roti et caramelisé légé. Goût de malte un peu roti et un peu sucré avec des notes de cola mi-flate.

Aroma of hops and sweet caramel and malt. To much of a bitter-sweet unbalance on the flavor...but a pleasent faint roast. Very little aftertaste for such a strong personality, and a moderate palate with just a touch too much carbonation.