33 cL bottle, courtesy of Papsoe/MoritzF. Pours clear and golden deep amber with a small tan head. Dark roasted and malty aroma. Bitter yet also very malty, breadish, dark and roasted. Little acidic bite. Smooth lingering mix of roasted malt and hops into the finish.

Bottle, 7.5%. Creamy and fruity aroma, some dried fruits. Clear dark brown colour. Small light brown head. Good malty flavour, roasted, creamy, with some coffee aftertaste. Good pepper level. The aftertaste gets a little burnt.

Bottle, thanks Pivnizub. Milk chocolate and light green wood aroma. Ruby brown, creamy brown head. Very chocolaty entry, a hint burned spongecake, berries in booze follow later, good aromatic hop profile to balance, chocolate stays with us al the way. Creamy texture, fullbodied. Good dessertbeer!

Bottle: Clear, ruby-amber coloured, smaller, but stable persistent fluffy beige head; toasted malt, leather , a tinge of molasses and dried berries in the aroma; solid sweet and bitter, too, flavour, medium to full bodied; toasty and sweet-malty to fruity finish with a distinctive bitterness in the very end. Brave, easy-drinking Doppelbock..........

bottle, Dank in den Ruhrpott. Clear mahogany-brown colour, small but creamy beige head. Intensive malty base with soem dry and hoppy flavours. Hints of roasetd malts, toffee and raisins. Quite nice.