Weihenstephaner Korbinian

Brewed by Bayerische Staatsbrauerei Weihenstephan
Style: Doppelbock
Freising, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Stein, Stem glass

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Dark brown pour. Almost black. Small tan head that fades fast. No lacing. Malt and mineral aroma. Malty flavor with some notes of raisin. Sweet. Nice finish with some warmth. ---Rated via Beer Buddy for iPhone

Golden syrup, molasses, treacle, raisin. Estery hint of banana. Holds the alcohol amazingly well

Brown pour with an off/white head. Aramo is sweet and malty with hints of fruit. Taste is sweet, malty, caramel and a bit of fruit. Decent beer.

Golden syrup aroma, sweet and smooth taste, can’t believe it’s 7.4%, this one’s a winner!

Bottle. Molasses, black bread, prune aroma. Chestnut brown with a large tan head. Sweet black bread, barley malt, and prune, and light spice flavor. Medium body, moderate carbonation. Very tasty.

50cl bottle at home. An okay double bock, but I expected more from a Weihenstephanen. Too much carbonation I guess.

Bottle. Clear ruby colour with cream colour head. Spicy aroma - malt, wood, a little timber. Tastes very malty, deep, woody taste. Medium-to-full body, smooth yet carbonated. Very malty finish. Quite amazing.

This was a really good Doppelbock. Some have overpowering malt flavors and this was well balanced. Sweet malt smell of heavy grain. Deep chocolate color with a foamy head. Medium weight palate that was smooth and a little creamy. Moderate carbonation. Good roasted grains with a chocolate essence and some wood. There was a hops bitterness that finished it out. Give me another.

Malt is caramel, bread, toast, taste of dark plums sweet brown sugar/molasses. A very nice body

Nice! Pours a very dark brown with a off white head that last thru the beer. A light aroma of malt. First taste is sweet malt and roasted malt. It is full and soft in your mouth. Goes down easy with a malty aftertaste. A very good beer!