Anchor Bock Beer

Very good. Dark pour with minimal head. Aroma of roasted malt. Taste is roasted with a small amt of hops bitterness.

4.05.08 Had this with Japanese food. Possibly not the best combo? Still good anyway. Probably will go pick up a 6 of this one. Try it.

This is quite good, and bold, yet I wonder if a bock is really the best choice for a spring seasonal. Something lighter perhaps is appropriate. Good bock though.

Bottle. Came across as a little thin and low in flavor intensity. Could use a little more malt backbone to stand up with the top bocks out there. Disappointing.

First impression is that this is a pretty flawless example of the style. Big flavors all over the mouth of roasty, nutty malt and crisp noble hops. Spicy and herbal, while being rustic and earthy. Bitterness does twinkle around in the back, but it’s a very balanced beer. Palate is full and smooth. the more i drink the more the malt starts to fade and the hops come out srtonger. A little bit of a fruity/herbal flavor in there as well, like an apple or cherry. Very nice beer.

Disappointed with this one. The packaging made me expect a maibock but what poured out of the bottle tasted like porter. Strong diacetyl and roasted notes. Unlike any bock I’ve ever had. Still a good beer, just not to style.

courtesy of oteyj. nice 2 finger head, beige in coloration- beer itself is very dark brown with red. aroma is very nice; caramel, nuts, malt, cream, and marshmallows. first hit to the tongue is wondrous, great bock flavor w/ caramel, and some dark spices. somewhat watery, but a very solid beer overall.

Pours extremely dark brown with reddish tint. Nice beige two finger head and copious lacing Aroma of caramel and chocolate with hints of cream and, marshmallows. Flavor was caramel malt and a hint of hops and alcohol. Not complex by any means, but very smooth and tastey. A bit watery on the mouthfeel, but rich enough.