La Trappe Bockbier

A good bock. Very German in flavor but the yeast seems Belgian. Lots of malt, some caramel, and a good thick, mouthfeel. Medium sweet. There is a lot of yeast, and no the hops are very light. True to style.

Red brown colour, medium foamy head. Aroma is of caramel malts, and spices. Flavour is of caramel and fruits and some alcohol tones, Very nice bock.

Wow a very nice trappist. Unique in his sort. Well ballanced and good bitter taste. Had it only on bottle yet. Really good

Sugary sweet nose, lots of caramel and some citrus. Really brilliant bright amber color with active carbonation and a huge fluffy head that sticks around for a while. Solid heavy palate with a bit of spice. Flavor is peppery sweet with a caramel and coffee finish.

Red color with a nice head. Aroma of malt, chocolate, caramel, toasted. Palate with toasted notes, malt, caramel, good bitterness. Great choice!

Bottle, 75cl. Brown colour with a tan head. Aroma is fruity & malty. Flavour is fruity and maybe a bit hoppy.

(Bottle) Dark brown colour with ruby hints. Huge, but brief, pale brown head, leaving traces of lacing. Herbal, fruity nose with notes of caramel, brown sugar, bitter orange marmalade, prunes and faint hints of fresh coriander. Malty, slightly yeasty taste with dark fruit, caramel, burnt sugar, herbs and a rather bitter, slightly burnt finish. Starts with some malt sweetness but finishes rather dry and bitter. Nice mouthfeel, firm but smooth, slightly vinous. Well constructed and balanced, but actually lacking that extra edge. Nice beer, however.

0.75 l bottle. Dark reddish brown color with huge creamy head. Malty, grainy and parfumy aroma. Fairly dry, malty and woody flavor with caramel, pepper, clove, strawberry, cork and perhaps tannins. Spicy and bitter finish. Pleasant, perhaps the best beer from La Trappe.