Paulaner Salvator

Brewed by Paulaner Brauerei (Schörghuber)
Style: Doppelbock
Munich, Germany

Brownish orange color out of the bottle with almost no head. Big sweet nose of caramels and alcohol. Thick creamy caramel and toffee sweetness with some rich bread and dark fruit. Hot on the tongue. Nice double bock.

(bottle) pours a ruby-amber colour with a creamy off-white head. aroma of caramel, sweet spices, strawberries and brown sugar. flavour is fruity, with notes of apple, strawberry and peach, caramel, yeast and alcohol. heavy-bodied with medium carbonation and a rather dry finish. a surprisingly good bock!

Slightly metallic on the nose, with toasty roasty malts, patchy white head. Slight iron in the flavor, with sweet malt, some milk chocolate, bitter, with significant boozey flavor.

Appearance: Pours a clear, dark, deep amber body with a medium-sized, though dense, off-white head. Smell: Sweet-smelling, lightly nutty nose of dried herbs, honey, pears, and even sugar-coated figs. Taste: Lightly toasty, lightly nutty malt flavor with a definite sweetness, but it’s kept in check by an herbal spice character, the certainly noticeable alcohol, and the bitter hops. Rum-soaked fruitiness. Still though, it finishes bready and sweet with warming alcohol presence. Mouthfeel: Medium-plus body. Medium carbonation. Drinkability: A fine, respectable doppelbock, but, truth be told, it’s bit boozy for me.

Amber body with a lasting beige head. Deliciously sweet aroma of malt and candy. The brew is smooth, sweet, and very satisfying. Caramel, molasses, and red licorice. There’s a bit of alcohol warming at the end. A very good beer, and surprisingly easy to drink considering the alcohol content.

500ml bottle, 19th Nov 08. Very, very malty aroma, malty taste. Decent standard doppelbock.

Bottled version. Nice authentic label. Amber brown, ruby- orange color. Medium, frothy head , quickly fading. Sweet fruity malty aroma. Medium to full bodied. Sweet caramel, molasses with a hint of warming liqueur feel in the end. Good.

Bottle. Pours a brown body with a tan head. Nutty sweet malt, hints of licorice, and alcohol latent fruits. Good with a nice warming to finish.