Bethlehem Brew Works Incinerator Bock

Fierce. Pours a thick ruby caramel color. No head. Aroma of molasses, caramel and alcohol. Lots of caramel and molasses on the palate with some alcohol on the back end. Thick mouthfeel.

3.30.07 on tap. Ruby red color. Very smooth. Almost no alcohol noticeable, very deceptive however. A little syrupy in the palate. Winner.

Pours brown, with a redish tint. Very small head. Aroma is dark fruit, malt, bananas, bread dough, and brown sugar. Flavor is dark fruit, bananas, brown sugar, hops,and alcohol. Not as sweet as expected. Low carbonation. Thanks to jjpm74 for hand bottling this.

Fresh growler courtesy of hopdog. Pours brown with a thin white head. Smells of dark fruit, bananas, cloves, spices, earthy malt, doughiness and chocolate. Tastes of chocolate, some bitter hoppy hints, spices, complimentary warming alcohol, tea and some coffee. Mouthfeel is thick with a boozy finish. Well done.

on tap- pours a tan head and mahogany color. Aroma is molasses, dark fruit, acidic. Taste is molasses, dark fruit, acidic, boozy, medium malt, secondary hops.

At tap at the BBW as part of the sampler billed as the Quad Bock. Pours a lightly hazy darker amber with an average bubbly deep tan head. Aroma was very sweet malts, caramel, toffee, dark fruits, slight butterscotch and an overall fruitiness. Flavor was very sweet malts and fruity, light alcohol, dark fruits with an overall maltiness.

Reddish-amber color with an aroma of cherry, fig, and chocolate. Taste was a syrupy-sweet mix of fruit and sugar flavors. Not bad, but you have to start with a good Doppel/Weizen-bock to yeild a really good eisbock.

This is a tough brew. Sweet darker fruit aroma with a hint of alcohol. Thick syrupy body. Flavor is sugary, with blends of fruity tastes, maybe a bit of dark grapes. Alcohol is noticable in the flavor as well. Overall a very nice beverage.