Jack’s Abby Saxonator Dunkles Doppelbock

Brewed by Jack’s Abby Brewing
Style: Doppelbock
Framingham, Massachusetts USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Stem glass

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Toasted malts, a little roast, dark fruit, a touch of alcohol. Pours brown with an off white head, nice lace. Flavors of darker fruit, toast, soft roast, moderate sweetness cleans up in the finish with just a hint of alcohol. Very well balanced and put together. A style I do not normally enjoy, this was very solid.

Rich robust lightly fruity and nicely rich doppelbock. Im not a fan of the style but this one is done right. Great nutty, malty and robust flavors that finish smooth and the abv is hidden.

Wow this is fantastic, great nutty and malty smooth flavors, rich and creamy, dry finish, perfect

500ml bottle-shared by CanIHave4Beers-thanks! and nice to meet you and the family. cascading lt tan-hazy amber. A-soft med malt-some toast. T-med malt-some toast, some fruit, spice/earthy hops. Crisp.

Bottle via "the box" a’la Lushawn (aka Edmund Edmunds)
Pours a perfectly orange color with a big head and nice lacing on the glass.

The aroma is very clean, and really doesn’t have a ton going on... some rye bread and some light caramel... just one very mild smelling brew, but what’s there is nice.

The flavor is rye bread, some light caramel and a nice bitterness. The roasty character is very light and this is far drier and cleaner than what I’ve come to expect from a 9% dopplebock... lightly dusty with a very clean malt profile and not a touch of the bit alcohol character.

Very fine.

Thanks for sharing CanIHave4Beers. The is medium brown with some copper colorings. Sweet malty nose with some roasted walnut notes. There is also some toast. The taste is very sweet with some caramel and walnut notes. There is also some wood. Subtle and clean.

Sampled at EBF. Pours a clear amber with some cloudy, white ehad. Nose is malty, apples, caramel. Flavor is malty, sweet, caramel, coconut. Medium bodied, sweet finish. Overly simplistic.

I don’t work today so drink I shall. $3.80 for the bottle from Leary’s. To snifter it pours a crimson toned light brown with a sudsy vanilla head. Aromas of Munich malt, autumn leaves, mint, tobacco, cucumber, European hops, and cabbage. Tastes of Munich malt, raisins (as described on the bottle), and booze, and ends with an interesting earthy bite; wasn’t salty, it had "soil" and "herbs" written all over it. My first few sips I thought it was too pungent, but it’s actually quite nice. Glad I didn’t drain-pour. Fun beer.

Another solid brew from Jacks Abby. This has a really earthy flavor - chocolate malt maybe - that gives the beer a deep flavor. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

500ml bottle in a stem glass. Pours deep amber with a lacy, beige head. Aroma of caramel malts, a little dark fruit and roasted notes, and some floral hops. Flavor the same with a nice blend of the malts. Average to smooth texture. Not a bad beer for the style.