Springfield Mueller Doppelbock

Thanks again to Dansting! 12oz. brown bottle served in a Duvel tulip. Pours a dark copper with a thin off white head. Not much aroma, sweetish, caramel. A little thin, more hop bitterness than I would expect from the style. Very dry. A slightly off flavor that I can’t quite put my finger on brought the score down a little. Could use a little more in the malt department.

Thanks for the bottle, dansting. Deep mohagany body with a yellowish khaki head. The aroma has some decent caramel with fresh milled barley. There is also a little bit of apple sweetness. The taste has some nice toffee and light mocha. Surprisingly dry for the smell. The body is light and it has very soft carbonation. Very well made dopplebock.

Served in a tulip glass-too cold like all their beers. Dark brown with a small white head. Nose is faint/subdued, probably because of the coldness. Taste of huge maltiness and sweetness, low hop profile, thick/chewy mouth and the alcohol is well hidden. Nice beer but it needs a temperature adjustment before it can be properly enjoyed.

Draft at the brewery. Pours a dark brown. Big aroma of roasted malt. Taste was sweet malts up front followed by roasted malt and hop bitterness. Very good.

This beer poured a deep brown almost black color with small off-white head that dissipated fairly quickly. The flavor and aroma were both dominated by the roasted malt. Very smooth and easy drinking. I would definitely have again.