Paulaner Salvator

Pours a clearish light brown color with a an airy off-white head. Smells of sweet brown sugar and malt. To me this brew always tastes of sweet potatoes and brown sugar. Malt as well. Thinnish with just ok carbonation. Great brew if you’re in the mood for a sweet, brown German brew.

Bottle. Pours a orange/red/amber colour. Aroma of malt, hints of fruit and berries. Strong but simple flavour, sweet.

Best beer I had so far in my life. Incredibly rich and full flavor, of course malty and sugary-sweet. Beautiful dark reddish color. I was utterly amazed how easy it was to drink this beer, no trace of the high alcohol content, just pure taste.

Bottle. Orange/red color with almost no head. Nice aroma of dates, sugar, and bread. Flavor mixes fruits and dark malts with little alcoholic burn. Not overwhelming, but a really nicely balanced brew.

Pours a dark copper color with virtually no head and no lacing, color was pretty nice though. Smell is pretty nice, strong smell of burnt caramel, molasses, and some dark fruit. Much of the same in the taste but with a pretty strong alcohol presence. Taste would be higher with less alcohol apparent. Very sweet, but a small, but seemingly correct amount of hops come through in the taste. Low carbonation, full body. A little too much alcohol warmth to have a lot of this, but it is still very tasty.

Interesting Dopplebock. Generally mild flavor, smooth and full feel on the mouth, and nice malt (bready) flavor. Slightly sweet, with a little sugar.

Moderate bitterness in initial flavor, finishes sweetly/smoothly. Has a great caramel, bread aroma. Excellent dopplebock.

Wow, what a beer. The bottle looks great and the beer is the same. tastes fine sweet-malty, very balanced and long finish. Incredible good!