Volcanes del Sur Premium Bock Chocolate

IN Puerto Vargas, Chile. Color is very dark brown. YThick beige head. Nice lacing, looks very fine. Aroma has malt, chocolate and cappuccino coffee.Flavour is overly sweet, it really stick your tongue into ur mouth. It is overdone. Photo sent.

Appearance: dark brown color. Medium head with beige color and not lasting. Aroma: intensive in cacao (artificial). Light toast and vanilla’s reminiscences. Light sour smells. Flavor: infected, some hidden for the high sweetness. Artificial chocolate’s taste. Palate: light to medium body. Unpleasant.

Very dark bown color with a medium beige and creamy head. Aroma mostly of chocolate, which is not a bad thing. Rich malt flavor and very sweet, it has a strong chocolate presence too. Chocolate clearly dominates this beer. It was too sweet and low bittered for me, but it was delicious and I’ve never tasted anything like this before.

Has a intense aroma to chocolate. The color is very dark, almost black. The foam is abundant and has a magnificent cord. The beginning is very good, there is perceived the malty and the chocolate, which is very abundant. Chocolate, chocolate, too much chocolate.

Sampled at Malloco’s Oktoberfest
Pours a deep dark brown, almost black color. Head is medium to big and beige. It diminishes slowly and leaves a medium lacing. Aroma is fully malty, intense and straight forward with powerful chocolate notes, lots of cocoa and mokka. Really enticing. Flavor is sweet...mmm.. really sweet! with tons of chocolate and a sticky cocoa, mokkaccino coffee and hot chocolate drink tastes. Lactic and cloying. I don’t know... it’s like drinking a carbonated cold liquid chocolate drink. Thick dense, creamy and smooth texture. Low carbonation. Finish is overly sweet and it sticks to the mouth. An over the top, chocolatey bock.