 chris_o (4409), London, Greater London, England
May 10, 2008
Draught at Kobehavnske Oldage, May 2006, as Braunstein Spring Bock. Clear copper colour with a reddish tinge. Relatively dry, with some bready malt and caramel. Like most of the Braunstein beers I’ve tried this was a very clean beer but perhaps a little unadventurous. A very pleasant beer but not really very bock-like. Alcohol doesn’t show very strongly and, coupled with the fairly dry mouthfeel, this comes over more like a rather pale Dunkel or a Vienna.
Bragesnak (1335), Aarhus, Denmark
Apr 30, 2008 From LIC, Aarhus, DK.
Bottled
Low on bitter hops but with some floral hop aroma and flavors
charlotte (1283), Vanløse, Denmark
Apr 22, 2008 Amber colour with small white head.Aroma of dark bread,caramel and slight fruity.Feels a littel thin and need some more power i guess but still a o.k beer.
ante (2525), Stockholm, Sweden
Apr 9, 2008 Pours out in a clear amber colour with a low disappearing off-white foam. Sweet and rather clean malty aroma of caramel, sweet licorice, nuts and burnt sugar. Medium bodied with clean sweet flavours of mainly caramel and burnt sugar with undertones of milky chocolate, butter and sweet licorice. Long warming and sweet finish of caramel, butterscotch and alcohol. Rather one-dimensional brew, way too sweet and streamlined for me. Decent at best
Svesse (1811), Hässelby, Sweden
Apr 5, 2008 (Draught at Plan B, Copenhagen, 27 March 2008. Labeled "Spring Bock") Dark amber colour with brief off-white head. Malty, slightly citric nose with notes of dried fruit, toffee and caramel. Malty taste with toffee, dried fruit and caramel. Sweetish, medium body. Short finish. Decent brew, but doesn’t leave a lasting impression.
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