Mahrs Bräu Der Weisse Bock

Draft. Brownish color with a fluffy head. Aroma has lightly toasted malts, light spice and caramel and yeast. Flavor has caramel and sugar with a light spice and grain.

Pours a turbid dark copper/brown with a two finger creamy yellow tan head. The nose is rusty, shows some caramel, alcohol, spicy phenols. Flavor shows alcohol, spicy notes, sweet malt, some oxidation.

Bottle, shared by Ethan. Thanks bud. Weird, slightly pootzy aroma. Chestnut brown with a small sudsy off white head. Second and third sniffs reveal some cocoa, nuttiness, raisins, and mrs. P00tz’s dirty underpants.

500 ML Bottle in USA, A good Weizen Bock but not to the same standards as Adventinus. Looks not like a beer but a tall blond lady in a long black dress. More of a Bock and less of a Weizen. But still a great beer.

500ml bottle. Pours dark brown, cola colored. Rich malt aroma. Latin malta, caramelized malts, dark wheat, molasses, raisins, and cognac esters. Rich roasted grains, chocolate malts, big juicy raisins. Rich malt flavors. Overall, the character is similar to Schneider Adventinus. Bold and rich.

Cloudy brown with a lasting off-white head. Banana and clove aroma. Sweetish clove-dominated flavour

Bottle. Deep brown pour with aromas of rasins, plum, other dark fruits. Taste was very similar to the aroma. Loads of dried fruits, some caramel sweetness, raisiny sweet. No aventinus but still pretty good

Thanks to Todd for this. Clear brown pour with a fizzy tan head. No lace. Cognac and raisin on the nose. Roast, nuts, coffee and cream. Many similarities to Aventinus, just a little toned down.