Einsiedler Heller Bock

Formerly brewed at Einsiedler Brauhaus
Style: Heller Bock
Chemnitz-Einsiedel, Germany

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Stein

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Bottled (about 3 years old): Caramelic, malty and light roasty aroma. Cloudy, dark amber color. Creamy, off-white head. Flavor is pleasant malty with some caramel, fruit, sugar and alcohol. Pleasant balanced by the hop and roasted malt bitterness in the finish and a dry bitter, long finish. Very good, aged beer.

Botella de 500ml.Vaso Lager.Saboreada en jul´11.Color dorado oscuro. Turbia.Espuma blanca de burbuja pequeña.Capa amplia,túpida y con una increibe persistencia.Aromas de malteado suave,levaduras y matices florales.En boca amargor moderado y notas de manzana Golden.Cuerpo medio pero intenso.Paladar amargo/dulce.Final áspero y amargo.Excelente asimilación a pesar del evidente ABV. 500ml bottle.Lager glass.Enjoyed on jul´11.Deep golden color. Foggy. White,small bubbled froth.Head is thick,close,dense & incredible retention. Mildy malt,yeast & floral hint aromas.Moderate bitterness & golden apple hues in mouth.Medium flavorful body.Sweet bitter palate.Finishes rough & bitter.Excelent drinkability despite ABV is felt.

Bottle. Amber with a thin head. Aroma is creamy malt with a slight metallic edge. Flavour is warming caramel with alco notes and a dry bittersweet finish.

Clear orange, amber colour with a white head. Malty, caramel sweet aroma with a vague fruity note. Malty, sweet flavor with some caramel and fruity notes. Light dry and dusty finish.

Geruch malzig-süß, vielleicht etwas schal wirkend in der Nase. Eher unbedeutend das Ganze. Im Geschmack Kaffeeröstig und trocken. Der Verlauf wirkt etwas flach. Erst im Abgang kann das Bier eine gewisse Herbe und alkoholische Schärfe ausspielen. Ein Bock mit Mängeln, aber noch zu trinken. Danke an Kölschtrinker für dieses Bier. Test vom 16.2.2008, Gebinde: Glasflasche

Schlaffes Aroma, starker, metallerner, undefinierbarer abartiger Nachgeschmack der das Bier zur Hölle macht. Berliner Weisse lässt grüßen. Test vom 18.12.2004, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 9,5,3,1,8,4 - 4,25

Bottled. Clear amber, small head. Buttery malt and tin. Mid dry with clean, rounded mouthfeel and medium body. Low bitterness. Solid, but uneventful.

Pours amber almost tan. Small white head that fades fast. Crystal clear. Malt and fusel alcohol. A little honey aroma masked in there, but that might be from the overabundance of malt sweetness in the nose. A quaffable sweet concoction. The hotness from the alcohol does come through quite abundantly though. Thin and hot. Not much surprise in this one as everything in the nose and tongue blend into the hot, thin beverage that you consume. Not bad. An average drinker.

Bottle. Clear orange-brown with an off-white head. Aroma moderate to heavy malty (caramel, roasted, nutty, spicy notes). Flavor moderate to heavy sweet, light bitter. Medium body, kind of oily.

bottle, from my local Norma. Clear amber-golden colour. Hints of caramel, a tad sweet with a herabl hoppy character.

19/03 0.5 l bottle from Bier-Spezialitäten-Laden, Berlin. It poured copper body with small head. Weak aroma, some caramel, lemon and honey. Fine caramel and roasted malt flavor, herbal hops, quite strange for a heller bock, but whole beer is not typical. Slightly sourish here as well. Medium bodied with some short, boring bittersweet and even slightly metallic finish. Didn’t push my buttons at all.