Paulaner Salvator

sweet smell and start. hopsy notes. mid is malty as the end. a typical doppelbock. not enthusiasting but very drinkable.

Has typical tastes of nuts, spices, lots of alcohol. Finished smooth though.

Pours a deep copper/brown with a dense, fluffy head and a delicious aroma of caramel and malt. Tastes slightly bitter at first with a caramel and toffee taste, finishing with a balanced malty aftertaste. Prost!

If you are into really strong beer with a great dark and rich taste, this is what you want. Coming again soon to a Rodney near you.

12 ounce bottle from a six pack I bought. Amber with a small off-white head that doesn’t last long. Smell is caramel malt and notes of fruit and toasted malt. Taste is sweet, but not too sweet - caramel and brown sugar. There is a slight hop bitterness finish, but this beer is really all about the malt. The mouthfeel is nice. It is full bodied and smooth, but without being syrupey, which I don’t like.

Bottle - Amber color, caramel and cherry aroma, Taste of caramel with slight hint of cherry. Very palatable with a smooth finish. Expected this to be stronger due to being a doppelbock but didn’t expect the feeling to last as long as it did. Drink a few of these in a short time span and expect to fell it for a few hours afterward.

Clearish reddish amber colored beer with off white head. Smell is sweet, sour malt, kind of like a maarzen or heller bock style smell. Taste is deep strong malt, a touch of bitterness and a definite noticeable alcohol taste that really detracts from the beer. Alcohol is more noticeable as it sits and really makes it less enjoyable. I was dissapointed by this beer.

Bottle. Clear amber colour with medium frothy white mostly diminishing head. Malty aroma with fruit and caramel. Nice sweet nutty flavor with hints of alcohol.