Wieninger Impulsator

Brewed by Privatbrauerei MC Wieninger
Style: Doppelbock
Teisendorf, Germany

scent of Molasses or brown sugar. Dark caramel color. Not too heavy on the bitter side, more sweet than everything. Full body and classic example from a brewery that I have never heard of.

[bottle] Pleasant nutty aroma with some cinnamon and spicy melanoidins. Almost clear dark red-brown with a rapidly dropping tan fuzz. Spicy caramel flavour with bitter walnuts and notes of cinnamon and apples. In good sweet/bitter balance. Medium body, moderate carbonation, slightly bitter finish.

ambrato carico schiuma discreta media persistenza note maltae leggero etilico frutta secca in bocca manca un po di fruttato intensita poco corpo ma disrete note maltarùte buone tostature discreto amaro

RB#5900: 50 cL bottle. Pours clear and golden deep hazzlenutbrown. Light tan head. Quite spiced and roasted breadish malt aroma. Flavour is sweet initially , yet with distinct spiced note and a breadish roasted flavour. This keeps lingering into the finish with a mild bitterness showing through. A more pronounced dark fruity touch appears for each sip.

Swing top bottle. Dark brown color. Malt, salt and licorice in the aroma. Malty, bready, salty flavor with caramel and licorice. Full bodied. Roastbitter aftertaste with salmiac.

Nothing stunning on the nose. Some cocoa with a hint of cherry joined by malt and barley. Appearence is a gorgeous deep red with black shadows and a hearty tall head resting nicely on top. Immediate smoke gives way to a rich and lively fruit basket. Sadly, this joy turns to a bitter metalic finish, saved only by a touch of roasted malt.

Doppelbock color rubino scura con buona schiuma; aroma fruttato e molto alcolico e caramellato. Sapore un po’ pasticciato ma con grande presenza di vaniglia e un tocco di metallo; tutto sommato non molto più di una versione un po’ più rustica della Salvator.

copper coloured and nearly clear (it is unfiltered...). sweet malty start. later on taste of metal which, together with sticky lips, does not lead to one of my favourite beers.