Tin Mill Red Caboose Maibock

Formerly brewed at Tin Mill Brewing Co.
Style: Heller Bock
Hermann, Missouri USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein

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Bottle at Simon’s on the Waterfront in Hermann. Pours a reddish color with white head. Caramel, grassy hops, piney flavors.

bottled. pours crystal clear amber with almost no head. aromas of cereal and earth. mildly sweet with a little sourness. light bodied, thin texture soft mouth feel. lingering sweetness on the tongue. not bad.

Bottle- Pours a copper color with a fair head and some lacing. Aroma of fresh grain and citrus with a hint of caramel sweetness. A nice clean aroma. taste of some caramel sweetness, some nut and a nice but unexpected bit spice. Has a mild bitterness and a clean finish. Fairly light body, crisp smooth and refreshing. Has a bit of character. Easy drinker, Another nice offering from Tin Mill. Worth checking out.

Tap. Poured a reddish copper color with a white head. Head went rather quick. Some floaters were present. Aroma was sweet fruits and a lot of malts. Very thin body. Very watery. Candies, plums and malts in the flavor. Not the best out there.

12oz bottle poured into a large wine glass with a large head that fades and completely covers the surface. Color is akin to clear honey. Aroma is slightly vegetal, grainy lagered malt. Flavor is a bit mineral (in a good way) with sweet lagered malts (not sugary). Finishes slightly fruity. Medium body for a lager. Its there, its a beer, no flaws. A sweeter lager but nothing that I will remember.

It poured an amber color with a white head. The aroma was of caramel, a little fruit and some hop. The taste was of sweet malt and some hops with a grainy taste. A decent heller bock.

A brownish golden beer with a huge off white head, but no lacing. The aroma isn’t bad with very sweet malt, honey, and a little sour. The flavor, however, is very flat, just harsh tasting malt and a quick punch of bitterness, with a slightly lemony flavor in the finish. Started promising, but ended disappointing.

Pours a nice copper color into a tulip glass. Has a slightly sweet aroma with a bit of doughiness. Has a caramel, bready flavor with a toasty overtone. Very drinkable.

Bottle @ home, courtesy of gooovikings. Golden yellow-orange appearance with very lively carbonation and off white head. Slightly grainy, pale/caramel malty lager nose that’s fairly weak. Pretty sweet pale/caramel malty lager flavor that’s pretty bland.

Pours dark golden with a huge white head. Aroma is bready malt and hops. Flavor is fruity, sweet malt, and a little spicy hop.