Sprecher Mai Bock

Brewed by Sprecher Brewing Company
Style: Heller Bock
Glendale, Wisconsin USA

Serve in Lager glass, Shaker, Stein

Pours amber with white head, moderate carbonation. Aroma of sweet caramel malts, some fruit, soft hops. A bit sweet and a little bit of bubblegum. Dry finish. Not overly impressed, just okay.

Hand pull at J. Clyde. Deep, hazy orangey golden with virtually no head. Lots of bready malt, some toffee, nuts, orange in the aroma and flavor. A little tartness as well. Some bitterness in the finish. Silky, light mouthfeel.

12oz. Bottle: Very doughy aroma. Smells malty, and just like a fresh-baked loaf of wheat bread. Poured an amber/copper color with a Large tan head that lasted throughout. Small lacing. Flavor is sweet, but not bitter. Tastes very malty, dough, earth, spices, and caramel. Medium body. Strange, thick but sticky texture. Soft carbonation. Long, malty body.

Pours a dark gold into Sprecher lager glass. Aroma is faint with malts and orange peel. The flavor brings forth a good malt profile with some caramel and nuts. Finishes with a fruity dry bite. Mild with high drinkability.

16 oz bottle courtesy of decoman from TBS. Thanks! Pours a gradient yellow-orange with a frothy white head. Smell is straw, grassy, wheat - not wheat beer, but actual wheat/corn. Taste is some corn as well. Very, very easy to drink - super smooth. Tough to really pin down the flavor. Corn, wheat, maybe some pine nuts?

Poured golden and clear with a thick off white head that stays thourgh out session, aromas of malts,caramel,and hops with the flavors being pale malts,caramel and hops, finish is longlasting and bitter sweet, very drinkable

Had at the brewpub after a tour of the place. Pretty mild entry with hops at the finish.

Oregon brew Fest: little bit dark brown aroma of some caramel and a bit fruity, flavor is slightly sweet med body lots of malt.