Tucher Bajuvator Doppelbock

At taste of the highlands. Pretty big beer. A little quick finishing for a doppel bock. Dark amber color and sweet, malty flavor. A slightly bitter/tart finish. My favorites in this category are a little more full bodied and complex but this was still good.

Bottle. Strong prune malt aroma with vinegar notes. Very dark brown with no head. Slightly sweet prune/plum and roasted malt flavor - light astringent/tart finish. A nice tasting light doppelbock but probably too weak for some.

Bottle. A dark brown beer with a reddy purple shine, and hardly any head. The aroma is fruity and oily with caramel notes. The taste is nice and sweet malty with reasonable alcohol and dark fruits such as plum and prune. Not a World class doppelbock but still very nice.

Yawn... This is a tired excuse for a bock. Sure it is toasted, but also metallic. A step up from Amber Bock, but not by much. Something to note, my label is totally different. Perhaps a different beer by the same name is sent to the states. Emo

Poors a near black with creamy brown head. Has a nice malty/nutty flavor with a light smokey finish

toasted chocolate malt aroma. dark amber and a small off-white head. toasty sweet malt flavor. alcohol shows up a bit on the palate. medium bodied. best yet from these guys.

Bottle. Poured dark brown with a moderate light brown head that diminished slowly. Good caramel toasted malt aroma. Medium body with a sticky texture. Good well balanced sweet malty flavor with a moderate smooth finish. Good doppelbock.

Pours a nice clear brown color with a very large amount of froathy tan head. Aroma is berries, caramel, nuts, and a slight lemo hay undertone. Flavor is berries, slightly spicey caramel malt then a warm bitter alcohol finish. Overall, i greatly enjoyed this doppelbock. perfect winter brew.