500mL flip top at Spuyten Duyvil poured into an imperial pint glass with a hazy dark straw color. Aroma is sweat cereal and a German berry-like lager yeastiness. Taste is sweet cereal with that lagered german fruiitness. Just a fine German beer.

<b>Bottle 50cl. sving top &#64; home.</b><br /><i>[ Trade by Papsoe ].</i> Clear medium amber orange color with a large, frothy, good lacing, fully lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, bread, molasses, caramel. Flavor is moderate to heavy sweet and moderate bitter with a average to long duration. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. &#40;290808&#41;

16 ounce bottle purchased at BevMo in Natomas, CA. Aroma is musty and metallic with some sweet notes as well. Not overly aromatic or impressive. Transparent dark golden body with a medium, frothy, white head and fair lacing. Some sweet, chewy malty flavors are present to start. A bit of an oily body is present. Light metallic notes with also a little bit of noble hop spiciness to finish. Has a bit of banana-ish ester flavor, too. I’m not a huge maibock fan, but I suppose this is par.

This is an outstanding maibock. It is light amber with a very large light tan head slowly shrinking to a thin head with some decent lace. The smell is rich bread, crust, hints of hay, pine, honey, raisins, and herbs. The tatse is full-bodied, complex, and interesting, yet smooth and highly drinkable. It has honey, raisins, grapes, lightly toastyed bread, herbs, grass, a hint of pine, some wine and a spritzy-juicy quality, smooth, with great balance.

Bottle from BevMo, La Mesa. Medium golden in color. Moderately sized head. Sweet malty aroma with a bit of graininess. Sweet flavors up front with a little bit of bready maltiness and some grains. Light hop bitterness in the finish.