Schroll Bock
Brewery: Schroll
Town: Nankendorf
Style: Bock
Color: deep mahogany
Head: tan, rocky
Nose: rich malt, hint of licorice
Body: full
Palate: rich malt, roast, caramel
Finish: slightly dry, bittersweet
Served: on tap at the brewery
Impression: The brewery’s signature Landbier had let me down, though on subsequent visits with lower expectations, I found it more to my liking. I liked the Bock right off the bat. The second time I had it, it really was gorgeous, with a huge rocky head and licorice in the nose. The rich palate had some licorice as well. It’s a dangerously drinkable Bock.
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I'm an American living in Munich and Bamberg. Why? Well, I came for the beer but stayed for the girl. I'm very happily married to a German woman. Of course, the bonus of great beer certainly doesn't hurt. An avid love of hiking and finding new beers has led me to found Beerwanderers, an information resource on beer hiking trails in Franconia with an emphasis on Franconian food specialties and the endless variety of amazing beer the region is renowned for. I also published my first book Beer Hiking Bavaria which features 50 beer hikes in Bavaria and lead beer hiking experiences for those who love beer & nature. View all posts by beerwanderers
