Tucher Bajuvator Doppelbock

bottle, pours dark brown, small brown head. Light coffee, roasted malt and brown sugar aroma. Deep burnt malt backbone balanced by light bitterness adn spice in the finish. Comlex flavors after the swallow.

It has a beautiful red-brown color with a small, creamy head. The aroma has notes of malt, caramel, dark fruits and syrup. The flavour has sweetness and notes of malt, dark syrup, dark fruit, caramel and warming alcohol. It is a nice doppelbock.

.5L Bottle. Pours dark beer bottle brown with a 2 finger creamy yellowish head that has good retention. Aroma is toffee caramel, candied fruit, and some toast. Flavor is raisin, caramel, burnt sugar, overripe apples, toffee with nuts, cinamon, and some nice toasty notes. Finish is sweet and tangy, dark fruit and bitter apple peel. Palate is slick and somewhat sticky with a somehow chalky finish.

Bottle. Sweet caramel malt aroma, hints of ripe fruit. Deep reddish brown body, small light tan head. Flavor is delightfully balanced, sweet malt and fruity, without being syrupy. Just the right level of carbonation. A really nice Doppel.

Raisan and toffee auroma. nice malty sweetness rich and very veven taste. But not alot of personality.

A good doppelbock is never a disappointment. The Bajuvator is a full-bodied beer that fulfills the palate. The flavor has a malty sweetness that has bread-like quality, similar to a cinnamon roll.

Bottle thanks to hopscotch. Pours with a light, off-white head that fades, and leaves weakish lacing over the muddy amber brown body. Aroma of raisins, currants, toffee, soy, unami. Taste is toffee, caramel, bread, with some nuts, rotting fruit and licorice. Finishes pretty sweet. Syrupy mouthfeel with light carbonation and decently well hidden alcohol.

Appearance: Pours a clear, rather dark brown body with a frothy, ivory-colored head. Smell: Sweet and fruity nose smelling of dark, bready, lightly roasted malts and plenty of brandy-coated prunes and dates. Taste: Sweet maltiness tasting of brown sugar, light chocolate, and homemade raisin cookies. It’s plenty fruity throughout. Beyond the raisins, you get prunes, dates, and a bit of dried black cherry. Slight hop bitterness. Splash of root beer. Peppery alcohol component. Final flavors of fruit and molasses on the somewhat drying finish. Mouthfeel: Medium-bodied. Medium carbonation. Very mild creaminess to the mouthfeel. Drinkability: A quality, highly drinkable doppelbock. One of the more enjoyable "ators" I’ve had.