Schorschbräu Schorschbock 57% finis coronat opus

Brewed by Kleinbrauerei Schorschbräu
Style: Eisbock
Gunzenhausen-Oberasbach, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Snifter, Stein

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Bottle at Papsø’s - Thanks (Yespr). Clear amber/brown - bubbles. Alcoholic, salty - high, very high salty, smokey notes, minerals, burning boozy, wooden notes, spicy notes, licorice, high high boozy.

Bottle 330ml. w. swing top.

[ Bottle # 1 / 36 ]. [ Courtesy of yespr ]. Clear medium amber colour with a small, fizzy, virtually none lacing, fully diminishing, off-white head. Aroma is moderate to heavy malty, caramel, smoke notes, heavy alchol - boozy. Flavour is heavy sweet with a long duration, smoke, warm alcohol burn, boozy, alcohol and alcohol. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft to flat, finish feel is heavy alcoholic. [20111031]

Ceramic bottle at Papsø. Clear orange red coloured with a small white head. Sweet aroma of caramel, alcohol and smoke. Sweet flavour of caramel, alcohol, salt and minerals. Burning alcoholic finish.

bottle at papsoe tasting, shared by yespr, thanks a lot. clear dark amber, no head. aroma is very boozy, stinging and hurting the nose. malty note, salty If you take a little into the mouth and let it swell, You get smoked malts,hops, belgian style malty fruitiness. The way it opens up is a great experience. two cetilitres is enough for a day

Bottled. An amber beer with no head. The aroma has notes of alcohol, caramel, and smoke. The flavor is burning with notes of alcohol and caramel. Weird. Thanks yespr for sharing.

33 cL ceramic bottle, #1 of 36, courtesy of kappldav123 - thanks David! Pours clear and golden orange with no head. Dark malty, minerals smoked and dense alcohol. Eye burning alcohol. Thick malty, dark malty and dense caramelish. Dry bitter and metallic. Dense malty and alcohol finish. Too much - yet interesting.

Bottled 1 of 36. Amber colorued. No head. Aroma of alcohol, ripe fruits, spice. Flavour of alcohol, alcohol, alcohol, alcohol, alcohol, alcohol. and some fruits as well. This is definately not pleasant on my palate, not even as a liquor. Let this race be halted. Its not worth it.

Ceramic bottle 33 cl. Courtesy of yespr. Bottle #1/36. Pours a clear amber with a tiny, tiny rough head. Bottle actually opens with a slight fizz - surprised to see any carbonation here. Heavy, heavy boozy nose - really rinses all the way through, somewhat caramellish too. Solid body (if any such statement makes any sense), caramellish, smoky, minerally and salty, really, really burns. An extreme experince indeed! 311011

Bottle Nr 1/36. Looks really good. Signed by the brewer. Beer in the glass deep golden, oily, no head. Extrem alcoholic aroma, but also some fruity hints of peaches and a hint of vanilla. Starts extreme alcoholic, burning, fiery, breathtaking. But behind all the alcohol also some fruity notes, again peaches and apricot. Burning, long lasting aftertaste. Extreme experience, but the beer is certainly hard to compare with others.