The first tapping of the Christmas Bock at Zehendner turns out to be an adventure but the beer hike the next day saved the day.
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Göller Weizenbock
Göller Weizenbock is a fine example of the style with a nice honey banana element to both its aroma and flavor.
Weiher Bock
Weiher is a great brewery with both traditional and craft beer offerings. Their Bock is a classic Hellerbock with a malty palate and dryish, bittersweet finish.
Göller Dunkles Bockbier
Brewery: Göller Town: Zeil am Main Style: Dopplebock Color: deep amber Head: massive, rocky Nose: malty, burnt caramel Body: full-bodied, low carbonation Palate: rich malt, slight roastiness, burnt caramel Finish: clean, slightly dry and bittersweet Served: from a bottle bought locally Impression: I wasn't sure what to expect from Göller before going there as it … Continue reading Göller Dunkles Bockbier
Adler-Bräu Hellerbock
Adler-Bräu Stettfelder Hellerbock is a classic example of the style. Rich and malty with ample hopping, making for a dryish finish.
Walking in a Winter Bock Wonderland
Beer hiking is alive and well in small town Aying, just outside Munich. There's no better way to build up your hunger and thirst than hiking in a winter wonderland.
Ayinger Winter Bock
Ayinger Winter Bock is a rich dark brew with lots of dried fruit and fair hopping in the long dry bittersweet finish.
Der Dunkle Reh-Bock
Der Dunkle Reh-Bock is a fine Dopplebock with a rich malty palate and bittersweet finish.
Heller (Schlenkerla) Eiche
Eiche is Schlenkerla's renowned Dopplebock with a softer smokiness than its stablemates and a drying finish for its strength.
Höhn Görchla-Bock
Höhn's Görchla-Bock is a serviceable Bock with some grain in the nose and palate. Its soft mouthfeel and subtle hopping make easy drinking.