Schloss Eggenberg Urbock 23°

Bottle. Orange-amber in colour with a non-lasting white head. The alcohol dominates the aroma, very sweet with some caramel malt. Huge amounts of alcohol heat pretty much numb the mouth, gingerbread, grains and a caramel sweetness make for a harsh mouthfeel. Light body, medium carbonation. All heat in the finish.

Gold/ light amber. Quickly disappearing white head. Malt, alcohol, some sweetness, and a touch of banana in the nose. Very similar to Samichlaus, only everything is turned down a notch. Tastes as it smells. Full, creamy body. It’s good, but I was expecting something heavier and more complex from the "cognac of beers." It might just be too similar to Samichlaus for me to fully appreciate it.

Light aromas of spice: clove, coriander and cinnamon, as well as a grassy yeast. Light orange in the glass, clear, and no head or lacing at all. Hides its alcohol well, with some deep spices and a forward taste of unmalted cereals and hops. Palate sours toward the end and is short and light but very dry due to its alcohol heft.

Rich gold appearance, very little head. Unexpectedly bitter, and rather strong alcohol content.

Not to bad. gold honey colour. taste of malt, some grassy notes mixed with honey and sugar. strange one to get used to. def something to sip on. not bad but the alchohol isnt playing around on this one and def kicks you square in the face

Nice golden body with a soapy white head. Strong German malt character with sweet notes of exotic honey and melon. Sweet, strong lager with some detectable oxidation in the flavor. A decent, interesting sipper. Like a super-maibock.

Pale brownorange with firm white head. Almondy aroma with notes of cookie dough, malt and nuts. Bitter and a bit roasted. Fruity flavor with notes of vanilla, violets, wood and coconut. Dry with some sweetness.

Bottled. Yellow coloured with a small white head. Malty aroma with notes of fruits and alcohol. Malty flavour with notes of dried fruit and cardemomme.