Saint Arnold Spring Bock

Thanks to Al for the 12 oz bottle all the way from Houston. Glugs out an almost viscous copper-colored beer, bright and clear. Thick beige head with an orange tint. Nose of sweet oranges and malt candy. Quite sweet flavor with light bitterness and soft carbonation falling a bit too short to balance it out. Sticky, malty brew. Tasty in a simple way. Easy.

Thanks to ericandersnavy for this one. Pours copper with a decent off-white head. Aroma is quite malty. Medium body with creamy carbonation. Flavor is rather roasted malt with something herby/hoppy. Finishes on the sweet side. Maybe nutty. Good beer.

Bottle courtesy of ericandersnavy. Pours a clear amber color with thin white head. Aroma is sweet and malty with notes of cooked veggies, wheat, yeast, light caramel and honey. Flavor is sweet and floral with notes of light floral esters, honey, grass, yeast. Generally medium body with quick finish.

It’s light. A little too sweet. Nutty. Caramel. Chalk. Not too bad of a bock.

Ruddy pour with a slight fizzy head. Sweet caramel and fruit aroma. Malty and sweet flavor, nice beer.

POurs amber. Nose is caramel, malty, slight earthy hop. Flavor is malt, noble hops, caramel, mild booze.

Bottle from texas blake. Dark red amber with medium, beige, pancake head. Sweeter munich malt with light caramel, purple fruit, some alc. Raisin flavor, some alc, rich malt, plum, red fruit, complex. Medium body and well carbonated. Pretty tasty.

Got on Fire Sale at Flying Saucer Addison, so logging rating but will try again to be fair. May have been past its prime. Clear, pretty dark amber color. Tasted malty but thin, with an unpleasant aftertaste, like a bad saison. Light moutheel, felt very low alcohol, was easy to drink but not very tasty. If it tastes the same next try, won’t order again.