Walking Man Perambulator Doppelweizenbock

Brewed by Walking Man Brewing & Public House
Style: Weizen Bock
Stevenson, Washington USA

(Draught, Horse Brass Pub) Pours a deep mahogany with a moderate off-wite head. Aroma of banana, caramel, cloves, and dark fruits. Flavor of wheat, candy sugar, toastiness, and toffee.

Tap at Brouwer’s Cafe. Deep brown beer with a thick off-white head. Nice sweet toasty chocolate aroma, light cooked banana esters. Toasty and chocolatey flavour, very creamy sweet body. Toffeeish, big banana flavour, some apple and other sweet fruits. Great malt complexity, easy to drink beer with a nice warming finish.

Dark mahogany chestnut color, no head, light ring of lacing. Nose of plum, fig, raisin, peanut, alcohol and spruce. The flavor is creamy with a sweet toasty, chewy body and a spicy fruit and herb background. Finish is dusty but steady and sweet, yum. Borderline too much herbs and spruce notes but keeps it down to an enjoyable level.

On tap at concordia tap house. Pours very dark brown with a tall off-white head. Big ol banana/clove spicy nose. Flavor is a great blend of sweet fruits, caramel, chocolate, and spicy finish. Delicious beer that was very similar to adventinus. Walking man really makes some of the best beers in the NW, this is another example of incredible beers coming out of that brewery.

Medicinal bad-aid aroma mixed with cloves, musky leather wet cardboard and some sweet fruits, one of the most complex aromas I have ever had in a beer. Lighter on the palate with a disappointing mouthfeel and flavors. Very easy to drink though and tasty , just lighter than I was expecting.

Dark mahogany with a small head and lace. Mint and spruce, maybe all spice. Some spices in the flavor with some malts and a little bit of bittering hops. Finishes spicy with a thick mouthfeel.

A doppelweizenbock brewed up by the folks at Walking Man. Served on tap at the brewery in a tall pilsener/wheat style glass. The beer is deep brown in color and impeccably clear. Slight ruby notes show when backlit. A dense, creamy light-khaki head sits atop the beer composed of tiny bubbles. Fair lacing is left behind in a sheeting manner. Fruity bananna aroma, some cherry? perhaps plum. Medium bodied with a pleasant carbonation level. Pleasantly malty, moderate amounts of alcohol burn, sweetness, plummy and a moderate hop balance towards the finish. LIngering notes of ripe bananna. Easy drinking, too easy for 9.2%. Kudos!

On Tap at the brewpub. Deep redish brown with little to no head and only slight wispy lacing. Aroma was a wonderfull medley of mulled spices, raisons, brown sugar and toasted malts. Flavor was equally coplex and interesting with a pronounced german weizen yeast note in the mix. Softly carbonated but a very fine and slick feel. Hides the ABV quite well though there is a slight late burn. Most interestingbeer ive had in a long time.