Wasatch The Devastator Double Bock

Brewed by Schirf Brewing Company/Wasatch Brew Pub
Style: Doppelbock
Park City, Utah USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Stem glass

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Pours a clear-amber, approaching brown color with a hint of white head. Aroma is sweet raisin with lighter toasted malt notes. Flavor is same as the taste and quite sweet with some cherry tones.

Pours a dark amber color with almost no head. Notes of smoke, chocolate, roasted notes, red apples. Thinner mouthfeel with a short finish.

Bottle. Clear amber pour with a smaller white head. Nose is caramel malt. Moderate palate. Kind of a malt bomb on the taste - caramel and earthy tones. Not bad.

Appearance was clear amber caramel with creamy 2finger of white diminishing head, no lacing. Aromas sweet malt of honey caramel, pale, figs and spices. Taste was sweet malty goodness with spice and deep friuts. Palate was creamy carbonation with medium smooth malty finish. Doppelbock goodness...

Bottle. Earthy malty aroma and an earthy taste of molasses and light caramel and hints of roasted grain and citrus.

Bottle at the Hyatt Escala resturant in Park City. Smell was malty with sweetness. Taste was caramel, malt and smoke. Same sweet taste as the smell. Odd thing is that they have the beer on display at the bar, but that’s just it, it’s on display, they have to go elsewhere and actually get it. Weird. But this was a nice beer. Enjoyed it with s-mores with the family while sitting by fire outside.

Fairly malty aroma and dark brown pour. Taste is light on the front end then drops a thick malt bomb that turns creamy as it finishes, like a porter. Hops are almost undetectable. Not very complex but well done for what it is. A bit heavy and malty for my tastes.

Bottle. Aroma was caramel and then an unpleasant sweatiness that marked it down . Dark red brown colour with white head. light lacing. Lovely flavour, caramel and toast. Some hop in the finish to prevent it from getting too sweet.

12 oz single from "Lifesource" Salem. $1.99 Pours a clear light brown,small light tan head..goes fast leaves loads of lace. Aroma is a lot moe subdued than i expected what there is is of course caramel malts and raisins Smooth toasty,caramel,fudge maltiness in the taste, rather simple and no real depth, has alcohol present in the end. Pretty thin for the style on the palate. Overall not impressed..this seems to me like maybe a regular dark bock not a dopplebock

Bottle from a trade with Gription79. Pours clear dark copper color with off white head. Toasted malt and caramel aroma with some bread dough. Flavors of sweet caramel malts, tea leaves and doughy yeast with a slight metallic aftertaste. Medium body with moderate carbonation. Thanksgiving Dallas.