McCoys Maibock

On tap at McCoy’s in St. Louis Park, MN. Pour is amber with a quickly fading off white head. The aroma is sweet, almost butterscotch. The taste has a nice malt backbone with sweetness layered on top. Balance was nice on this one, my favorite McCoy brew to date.

On tap at the Parkville Microbrew Festival. Pours a deep rich gold with a thick off-white head. Has a very chewy and thick body. There is sweetness galore to this one. This is a yummy maibock and perhaps one of the best American-made ones that I have had. I suspect that it is lower ethanol than most.

A very nice bock, this was quite enjoyable to drink. Deliciously fruity, with a bittersweet malt background. A very true to style American styled Maibock

This was their best beer ... a nice amber appeal with a rich malty goodness. A bit of the alcohol shines through, but it’s deliciously rich and well-bodied. Excellent.

Great looking, with orange and yellow throughout. Light caramel, apples, and floral aroma. Head was completly gone by the time the pint got to my table. There was a sourness in the aftertaste.

Beautiful colour with a very malty, smooth, rich and subdued fruity flavour. This is definately a crowd pleaser when it is served. Well done Keith.

Sweet, honeyish, malty aroma, some slight green apple/pear fruitiness as well. Light golden amber in color, clear and slight-headed. Flavor profile is extraordinarily well-balanced for the style, the fruitiness, sweetness and light bitterness melding well. Medium bodied, fairly carbonated. Assertive but not overly so. Actually pretty good.