Schloss Eggenberg Samichlaus Bier

Brewed by Brauerei Schloss Eggenberg
Style: Doppelbock
Vorchdorf, Austria

Not a big fan of this beer. Aroma was so so. Mostly caramel with a surprising lack of alcohol. Pour was a flat deep dark brown. No bubbles no head as expected. Taste was actually pretty good given the high alcohol content. Strong caramel and dark fruit with a some chocolate in the aftertaste. The alcohol burn is moderate, but very subdued for 14%. Decent carbonation. Bought another one to age.

Amber colour, small head, creates a lid, no lacing. Smell is vinous, yeasty, malty with no apparent hops. Taste is very very sweet, honey, fruity, jam. Obviously alcohol is very noticeable but it is much less so than I expected from a beer whit such a high ABV. bubbles are medium and the liquid is very smooth. This beer is dangerously easy to drink almost makes you think that it needs to have a warning label.. Serving type: bottle

Served cold from 12 oz. bottle Pours amber in color with a small no discernible head. Very nice aroma of malts, caramel, some fruit and hops. Taste is very sweet at first with a hint of alcohol. Slightly bitter, warm finish. A very intriguing beer.

Pours a very dark copper with a small white head. The nose is nice, sweet malts, alcohol, toffee, caramel, a tiny hint of Noble hops, and a ton sweetness. Comes across the palate with a lot of sweetness. Actually its a bit boozy up front, then you get hit with this ridiculous amount of malty sweetness. That does a fantastic job hiding the high abv; its very thick and full feeling. I would highly recommend trying this one at least once.

Bottle 33. Dense beer that is sticking to the glas. Alcohol effect of is such that we are stalled on chair. The taste of barley is very present, caramel also, great experience to live.

An Amber colored beer, with an off-white head. It disappears quickly. The aroma of sweet caramel malt, with fruits. The taste of caramel with alcohol, fruits like cherries. The aftertaste is a little bitter, with alcohol and it is warm.

Bottling 06 from an 11.2 oz bottle. Pours a rusty amber with no head or carbonation. The nose is heavy alcohol with candied fruit and yeasty bread. Big flavor with sweet fruit, big malt and some hot alcohol. Real big beer. Will keep you warm on a cold winter night. Actually a little too much for me.

330mL bottle from the LCBO. Pours a very attractive dark copper with a small white surface film. Aroma is quite nice, olives, sweet Munich malts, alcohol, toffee, caramel, a tiny hint of Noble hops, and a whoooooole lotta sweetness. Flavour is like, BAM, sweetness to the max. Actually its boozy up front, then you get hit with this ridiculous amount of malty sweetness I cant even handle it. It actually hides the ABV somewhat well for how high it is. Wow. Its like, wow. Bam. Holy, living, f***. Very thick and full feeling, which it damn well better be at 14 percent. Holy crap. Big beer. Short sentence inducing. Sweet. Booze. Good? Yes. One bottle more than enough? Probably. The stupid LCBO know it all sticker on the back says its only 12point3 percent abv, and they are pretty anal about these things so they are probably right.