cawbo (1), Virginia, USA does not count May 31, 2006 I had this at the resturant past weekend. Took some home. Agree withThe Beer Lover. The beer has a nice kick also. Very much enjoyed it. Beer Lover (23), Washington DC, USA Jan 17, 2002 Here is a malty, rich, delicious, bock bier from the Weeping Radish Brewing Company of Manteo, NC. I had the pleasure of drinking this beer at the source at the brewpub in Manteo, and bringing home fresh, 1 liter swing top bottles of the brew. There is also a contract brewed version(Clipper City of Baltimore, MD) of this beer available for wider distribution. Weeping Radish Christmas beer pours to a deep ruby red color with a thick and creamy tan head and a moderate carbonation. The nose is rich and full of sweet malt, toasty, and nutty flavors. The body is full and lush with more great malt charcter of sweet malt, toast, and nuts. This beer finishes with more big malty flavors up front, then ends with a slightly warming burn. Outstading bock bier, well worth seeking out, and a beer that you can enjoy over the course of the winter. obxdude10 (1403), Reading, Pennsylvania, USA Nov 19, 2001 Dark, rich, full bodied, great seasonal brew!
TheBeerLover (1013), DC Metro Area, USA Jan 25, 2006 Weeping Radish Christmas Beer pours to a beautiful, bright, deep garnet color with a creamy tan head and a moderate amount of carbonation. When held to the light this beer is a brilliant, ruby red color. The nose on this beer is wonderful, with big aromas of sweet malt, paired with toasty, and nutty aromas. The palate is rich and full with delicious sweet, toasty, and nutty malt flavors. The mouth feel on this beer is slick, and slighty syrupy on the tongue. Weeping Radish Christmas Beer finishes with more sweet and toasty/nutty malt flavors up front, then ends with a sweet malty, and slighty warming finish.
This is a very impressive bock bier, with great malt character in both flavor and aroma. Stylistically this beer is very accurate, and those deep toasty and nutty malt flavors that define bock bier, are in this beer in a major way. The Manteo brewed version of this beer alone, would make a trip to the OBX worth while. The contract brewed version, which is vitually identical, and equally impressive, is much easier to find. This beer is perfect for a cold winter’s night to slowly sip and enjoy. I enjoyed many half liter glasses of this beer on draught, and purchased one liter swing top bottles of the Manteo, as well as a six pack of the contract brewed version of this beer to bring home. This beer would pair well with a number of hearty dishes, and would make a great desert beer as well. If you see this beer in your market, seek it out. bonvivant (163), Smithfield, Virginia, USA Dec 1, 2001 Really tasty. Rich roasty malts with well balanced hops.A very good to great seasonal. I had the draft version.
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