planky84 (95), , Greater London, England
Nov 1, 2009 Bottle from Beers of Europe. Pours light brown with a white head. Aromas of burnt sugars, chocolate, caramel. Flavours of caramel, roasted malts, dark fruits, molasses. Finishes malty and hoppy.
baart (16), Oirschot, Netherlands
Oct 30, 2009 real sweet with a real caramel aroma. Just the thing for autumn. Really an art doing this without sugar. long live "dem bayerischen reinheitsgebot"
I recommend!
RedhawkFIN (19), Finland
Oct 25, 2009 500ml bottle@Munich, Germany. Malty and sweet dark Doppelbock from the Kloster Brauerei.
 BenDover (125), Texas, USA
Oct 21, 2009 Pours a deep mahogany/brown, bit of tannish foam that dissipates quickly. Odor is a bit sweet and cloying, as is the initial taste. Seriously, not sure what the big deal is, I’ve had much better DB’s than this one.
tnkw01 (117), USA
Oct 19, 2009 Recently, Tried this on a trip to europe, at the Andech’s Monastary. This is now the best beer I have ever tasted. In my opinion this is the most under-rated beers on the entire web site. Nice malty flavor. Smells like paradise. Everyone who loves dark beers has to try this one once in there life.
Enjoyit (1693), Vadum, Denmark
Sep 29, 2009 Clear amber of color with an off white head. An aroma of prunes, sweets and dried fruits. A flavor of dark fruits, malty and sweets.
goozen (1061), Leiden, Netherlands
Sep 26, 2009 Bottle 0,5ltr: Dark clear brown brew, an well balanced sweet Doppelbock with hints of caramel.
bluebetty (71), Australia
Sep 24, 2009 Mahongany red in colour. Large off white head that disappeared realtively quickly. Lots of malt sweetness and a little smoke. Moderate to full body carbonation is moderate. Very drinkable. Lots of malt sweetness broken up by the little smoke. Good drining beer.
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