Rahr & Sons Angry Goat

Brewed by Rahr & Sons Brewing
Style: Weizen Bock
Fort Worth, Texas USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Weizen

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(Draught) Pours a brown body with a medium khaki head. Aroma of banana, rye, clove, nuts, dates, caramel, and molasses. Flavor of rye, dates. banana, clove, caramel, and raisins.

Bomber from ericandersnavy! Ain’t no way this would get to Cali otherwise. Pours really dark brown with a creamy/foamy 3 finger beige head. Wow. Mixed chocolate, dark fruit and banana aromas. Maybe dark malt. Med body. Flavor is pretty much like chocolate banana with clove spice. And there’s some dark fruit (prune?) and dark malt. Mouth loves this stuff.

Bomber courtesy of Bu11zeye (thanks Markus!) poured a clear dark reddish brown with a lasting tan head. Aromas of burnt carmel, toffee, clove and light fruittiness. Palate was medium bodied and crisp. Flavors oif burnt carmel, toffee, light clove and a hint of fruittiness with a crisp lingering burnt carmel finish.

Dark brown. Cream colored head. Aroma of apple ciders, malt, caramel. Flavor is malt heavy, apples, toffee, very light hops.

Bottled, dark brown with some tan foam, aroma of banana and bubblegum, flavor is dark chocolate, leather, bananas,maple syrup, nice but light finish

(Draught) deep cloudy medium brown with creamy tan head. Nose of pumpernickel bread, raisin, currant, dates, pretty rich. Taste of sweet dark bread, raisin, creamy, a bit of toasty caramel too. Nice creamy linger, and a good beer! One of Rahr’s best so far, couldn’t find any real off flavors here.

Bottle:   Deep dark caramel, moderate to large frothy sandy head, nice lacing.   Heavy dark bready nose, slight dark pitted fruit, semi-sweet.   Strong breadiness, dark pitted fruit, mild sweetness, a bit of caramel and wheatiness.   More bockish than wheaty.   Body and mouthfeel are moderate to full.   Feels pretty heavy, without being cloying.   Spicy finish, mild wheatiness, bready, and thankfully not too cloying.   For a Weizen Bock I will say that its not as Wheaty as others, but its also not as bready and cloying.   Pretty tasty stuff.   Thanks to mora2000 for the bottle!

Clear ruby brown color with lasting tan head. Nice grainy dark bread, dark fruit, nutty, spicy aromas. medium body, average carbonation. Dark toast, spicy caramel flavors with dark fruits, spices, and yeast--nicely bitter finish----good.

Bottle. Pours a very cloudy reddish brown with a grayish brown head that dissipates to the edges. Aroma is full of banana and clove with a bit of spice and a hint of dark grain. Flavor has a lot of clove with some dark grains and banana.

Not happy to pay the over $9 bucks, but lets see... . pours a murky dark leather brown .. . light foam, hmmm .. . light light spots of lacing .. . some light clove, light chocolate banana, brandy, field trip wet rotting wood, alcohol, and plum skin .. . light silkiness and thickness, easy to drink but lacks the assertiveness that most weizenbocks have, very weak in that sense .. . thin mouth, good in the sense that you could pound this like no ones business, but again, no girth or character .. . wish i was back in the kruger park, that was a good time.. . A really enjoyable brew but way to simple to call an authentic weizenbock, ... . .THIS is the sissy weizenbock talked about on the label, arrogant pricks... .. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5y4_W-humw .. .. mammy, mammy.. i’m not very clear after that...