Lobkowicz Baron 11.8°

Brewed by Pivovar Vysoký Chlumec (Pivovary Lobkowicz)
Style: Dunkel/Tmavý
Vysoky Chlumec, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Malty, sweet aroma, with notes of light brown sugar and toffee. Medium red-brown color with a scant head. Some toffee and butterscotch flavors, with faint chocolate, roastiness and tea leaves. Very low bitterness. Light and flat on the palate. Not bad but definitely not inspiring.

Glowing brown/ruby color with a medium sized off-white head. The aroma and flavor had some roasted grain, sweet malt, caramel, and slight smokiness. The feel was a little watery.

Pretty, stately tan head. Clear, dark walnut brew. Slight malty sweet nose. Medium body. Kinda creamy mouthfeel. Slight malt sweetness with some limited roasted flavors. Dry, thin finish. Zzzzzzzz.

Deep dark mohagany with a small creamy light tan head. Heavy malt with a hint of molassas. Heavy malt flavors of caramel. Light feel. Light smokiness. A crispness that seems to come from the hops and the dark malt acidity. Nothing stands out on this one, but nothing drives you away either.

Nice dark amber color to an almost dark brown.Small tan head.Sweet malt aroma with that juicy fruit aroma againmaybe a bit of caramel as well hard to say i haven't smelled caramel like in forever.Malty sweet taste slight hop presence with an even smaller fruity taste to it.The feel is a little thin,kind of watery but not to much.Nice malty after taste that fades after a short time "sigh" i think if it lasted longer they'd really have something here.Still it's not bad and worth trying.

Starts with a big head on a clear, dark amber beer. Baron has a caramel/malt aroma and flavor. It's a clean beer but a bit thin with a dry finish.

The beer pours a translucent deep mahogany color, the head behemothic in size, the structure creamy, the color a winsome light tan, with the lace a thick and sticky sheet to conceal the glass. Nose is mostly sweet malt, hints of caramel, fresh and clean a nice treat to the senses. Start is sweet and loaded with malt, top is thin in its feel to the palate, finish has a crisp acidity, the hops pleasant and spicy in their bite, somewhat sour, dry aftertaste that is quite long lasting. A decent beer hits the “B” spot as I just got home from a day on the streets of Phoenix, a feat of survival in itself, and the temperature a balmy 107 degrees Fahrenheit, ah summertime in the desert.

The baron ladislav III sets the tone for this brew with his develish looking picture on the bottle. A murky ditry gold color to it with little head. A very mild nut/caramel aroma. Fairly malty flavored with some caramel/choc/coffee hints appearing from time to time. Not too bad, i expected worse.

Mild caramel malt aroma.Medium brown appearance.Mild caramel chocolate coffee malty flavours.Mild sweet slight hop finish.

Brown colour, creamy head, disappears in few minutes. Roasted malts aroma, with coffee hints. The flavour is malty and sweet, with strong caramel and toffee traces. Quite bitter aftertaste, with coffee hints. Not bad, but not particularly delicate, complex or interesting.