Brewmeister Armageddon

Brewed by Brewmeister
Style: Eisbock
Aboyne, Scotland

Serve in Dimpled mug, Snifter, Stein

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Bottle shared by my buddy Nathan. Clear light golden pour, almost no carbonation and an aroma of old nuts and bad scotch. Flavor wasn’t much better, bad scotch, heavy malt, low quality caramel and maybe just a hint of the alcohol. I appreciated the chance to try this, but it just wasn’t enjoyable. The 65% ABV is also complete bullshit, no way this is over 10 or 15%.

Bottle @ Papsø. Pours a slightly hazy orange color with no head. Has a sweetish malty caramel spicy aroma with buttery hints.Sweetish malty dry peaty bitter caramel and alcohol flavor. Has a sweetish dry peaty alcohol finish with buttery hints.

I dunno what this is 65% of, but it ain’t alcohol! It’s a nice hoppy barley wine though.

Ok, finally I opened this with a friend. Pours hazy amber with no head and no carbonation. Its really sad this is fake marketing because its not even close to 65%. Its around 20% and IF they had been honest with that, it was a really good one, but since its just fake i cant give it a good grade. Tasted Samuel Adams Utopias right before and this is weaker than Utopias, but they have a similar touch, though Utopias is much much more quality. Brewmeister should be ashamed by fooling people to buy this. I payed $100 for this and its NOT worth it, thanks to the false marketing. The aroma and taste was good, but overall 0. I hope the brewers will stop making beer and learn math instead.

Bottle, 33 cl, at Papsø, thanx. Clear reddish brown with almost no head. Nose of caramel, vegetable water, fermented hay. Odd dusty flavor of cow stable, hay, caramel and fortified wine. Doesn’t taste like 65 pct alcohol. Thick and syrupy texture. Over cooked licorice. Gumpetung. Very bitter unrefined bitterness. Why on earth?

Bottle. Hazelnut brown with no head. Aroma is caramel and toffee, gylle, cow staple, roasted. Taste is heavy sweet and bitter. Medium body, sticky texture, flat carbonation. Boozy and pretty unpleasant taste.

This is a very malty beer. Although, this is no where near 65%. I drank the whole bottle in less than 1/2 hour and was amazed how there wasn’t even a buzz. It is a shame that they pulled off this sham of a beer. 15% at best.

Imaginaba que no iba a gustarnos, despues de probar Sink the bismark y disfrutarla esto olía a fraude, pero ha superado mis expectativas. Una especie de broma hecha cerveza, no tiene 65 grados de ninguna manera. Es más, sabe muy suave, casi aguada. Un desperdicio de dinero y una estrategia de marketing mayor de lo que ya esperábamos por una cerveza que cuesta casi 70 euros.

Botella. Clear brown red colour, no head. Sweet caramel cow stable gylle butter smoke aroma. Sticky mouthfeel. Flavour is really bad too, cow stable and smoke with more pooh, roasty caramel, salty bit, stinging, alochol yes but not even ever close to the 65%... which is isn’t! Blah! Waste of time, money and bad for my taste buds. Great joke this brewery did with everybody buying this... not.. it’s not beer.. it’s SHIT. Blasphemy to tell people to enjoy this like a fine whisky!

bottle dkr. 595,-. Copper colour with almost no head. Aroma and taste of oak, vanilla, caramel. The label says 65% alcohol but its no way near that I guess. My guess being max. 20%. Totally overhyped and no way near fine whisky.