Creemore Springs urBock

Brewed by Creemore Springs (MolsonCoors)
Style: Dunkler Bock
Creemore, Canada

Serve in Dimpled mug, Snifter

Small head and a copper-amber body. Heavy and simple malt aroma. Flavour is malt and tin with some chewy wafer notes. Tasty and simple, not necessarily a bad thing.

Dumped out a clear mahogany brew with a light tan compact head that leaves ropy lacing. Deep roast and grassy nose, some fruit that is almost citrus but not really, nuts, ashes, more malts maybe toasted... who knows what my nose knows. Fairly in my face flavours of roasty toasty stuff, some sweetness hangs around always, grass, touch of nuts (no homo), molasses, pretty good. Drawn out bitterness on the finish along with the drying effect. Quite drinkable and thankfully doesn’t have that strong sickly sweetness that I can’t stand in a lot of bocks.

can. Medium orange-tinted amber with an average cream coloured head, no lace. aroma is toasty caramel, hint of dusty cocoa. sweet brown sugar caramel flavour, lightly toasty, nice assertive hop bite in the finish. Quite nice.

Pours a red-brown. Smells of sweet hay, toast, malt. Tastes malty, with some passing dark fruit tang, mellowing into an earthy woody hop finish. Mild lingering bitterness. Good stuff.

(Courtoisie de JB84) Une mousse plus ou moins tenace. Une robe rubiconde. Un nez doux, fait de malts grillés et de caramel. Des saveurs diluées, très peu intenses et principalement touchées par les malts. Un corps plutôt moyen avec un bon pétillement et une texture légèrement huileuse. Une finale sur des notes grillées.

Canette de 473ml. Encore une fois merci Patrick. Bue immédiatement après la célébrissime Celebrator ce bock avait peu de chance de triompher. La couleur est acajou avec une belle mousse brune. Le nez a de léger arômes de caramel, de sucre brun mais il est fermé et discret. La bouche a une belle texture, le liquide est un peu épais, les saveurs de caramel se confondent avec ceux de la canette. Pas mon genre.

OMG this beer kick’s ass. on the pour i smelt cherries a little. at 1st smelt like brown sugar n cherries. Most flavs are dry so brown sugar is at 1st mostly tased in most sips with a cherrie taste that leves 1st. later i could taste some like toffee/chocolate and the cherry more. I would drink this again if i find it agin might buy some more. fucking good and niuce little buzz had the lager b4 this and this beer makes the lager seem shit. this beer rules would go nice with thanksgiving meal or on christmas it smells and taste like happy cherry times.cheer\s:)

473 mL bottle from the LCBO, served in a weizen glass. Pours clear mahogany with a tall tan head. The head fades slowly to a thin cover and leaves minimal lace. On the nose, there are notes of molasses, straw and grains, along with subtle spicy hops. The flavour is balanced between moderately sweet and moderately bitter throughout. There are notes of toasted malts, nuts, molasses, grass, yeast and herbal hops. The finish becomes a little more bitter with lingering hops and a touch of pepper. On the palate, it is medium in body with a dryish texture and soft carbonation. Overall, a fairly simple toasty, nutty bock with a reasonable hop balance. Very drinkable, but not the most interesting. 2011-11-22