Monday, March 26, 2012

Schell's Bock

I've reviewed Schell's Bock before, but didn't have much to say at the time, so I thought it rated a second go 'round. This tasty bock pours a caramelly brown, with a lacy tan head. There's a malty sweetness to it, with some brown sugar and maple. German beer purity laws specify a minimum specific gravity (i.e. heaviness) and Schell's tries to maintain those standards whenever possible, giving this brew a solid character. About halfway down I detected some nuttiness and some black cherry notes. Very smooth, very tasty. Perfect for the cool of a Spring evening...like tonight!

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