On the opposite side of the bock spectrum from Abita, ruby red dark with a head that flows like an upside down waterfall. Full-bodied and malty, with a taste of black cherries and coffee. Tastes like a Dopplebock, but without the higher ABV. After a few mouthfuls, you can detect some molasses and brown sugar as well; very sweet. Tasty, but a bit rich for ordinary drinking.
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Anchor Bock
On the opposite side of the bock spectrum from Abita, ruby red dark with a head that flows like an upside down waterfall. Full-bodied and malty, with a taste of black cherries and coffee. Tastes like a Dopplebock, but without the higher ABV. After a few mouthfuls, you can detect some molasses and brown sugar as well; very sweet. Tasty, but a bit rich for ordinary drinking.
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