Aass Bock

Brewed by Aass Bryggeri
Style: Dunkler Bock
Drammen, Norway

Serve in Dimpled mug, Snifter

0.33 l bottle. Mahagony color with creamy head. Sweetish, malty and caramelly aroma with prunes, raisins, chocolate and cherry. Toasty, nutty and toffeish flavor with chocolate, prunes, raisins and figs. Nice soft and warming mouthfeel. Tasty, yet easy drinking and moreish.

Dark malts and toffee with warming alcohol. Herbs on aroma over mild malts and little hops.

Reddish brown appearance, medium beige top. Sweet and malty aroma with some caramel and liquorice. Flavor is mild and fruitful with caramel. Also some alcohol but it’s not disturbing. Smooth palate and medium body. Good and balanced beer for cold winter nights.

Appearance: Redish brown. Bit of head, short-lived. Aroma: Malty. Alcohol. Hops and fruit. Taste: Malt and hops. Alcohol. Bitter aftertaste. Bit of fruit. Info: 330ml bottle, 7/1-2007, 129/500

Small head is blond beige and has big bubbles with lacing. Liquid is reddish brown and clear. Malty aroma has sweet caramel malts and rye bread. Grassy hops with some raisins. Begins with medium roasted malts and finishes as light bitter and caramel sweet. Quite rich maltiness. Medium sweet flavor with quite light bitteration. Medium bodied, texture is oily and turns to a bit sticky dry in the finish. Decent beer with malty body.

Decent enough beer, not overly sweet, but has an assertive maltiness. Lots of caramel, with a hint of herbal spices and some dried fruits. Not alot of complexity, but alot of drinkability. Good session style.

Bought from the vinmonopolet. A reconmendation fra a mate. A sweetish beer, with lots of speicilty malts and dried fruits aromaes. Suppose to be the port of Norway. Not really port level, but still a great beer

33 cl bottle. Brown/reddish color. Big, off-white head. Dominated by sweet malt/caramell, but also dried fruits and maybe some spice. Ok bitterness.