Paulaner Salvator

Bottle poured a darker amber with an off-white head. Light barley and malts with a bolder flavor as the beer warmed. Better than your average Doppel and I would have again but falls short in comparison to Celebrator.

Pours a beautiful clear copper with a small off-white head. Aroma is red licorice. Taste is also red licorice with some maple syrup and molasses. Not too thin on the palate but not heavy. Very different from the typical dobbelbock. 7.9% abv is perfectly hidden. Very good.

Definetly caramel aroma and flavor in this beer. I think that this beer is a great after dinner beer, or a great beer to sip on a cold night around a fire.

12 oz. bottle - Poured amber copper color with little head. Aroma is malty and sweet. Flavor is also sweet, reminded me of a cough drop. Boozey on palate

Aroma is caramel. Small frothy, white head. Fair lacing. Fully diminishing longevity. Clear orange body. Heavy sweet flavor with notes of caramel, and a long finish duration. Medium to full palate.

very bold flavor thoughout and finishes strong at the end. a pretty good brew

(Draught at Hilpeä Hauki on 2008-11-07) Deep amber and clear. Small white head. Sweet malty nose. Full bodied palate with lot of carbonation. Malts, hint of roastedness, some alcohol, boiled vegetables and bitterness in taste. Sweetness and bitterness in aftertaste.

Pours a gin clear amber with a super thin off-white head. Some carbonation..no lacing. Aroma is fruity, with hints of bitter-sweet chocolate malts. Flavor is consistent with the aroma, with a touch of alcohol (brandy/port). Palate is light-med bodied, slighty water and slick. Overall a very enjoyable, highly drinkable dark lager.