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Tasting Notes and Review of Paulaner Salvator Double Bock

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The Bottom Line

This is one of the truly great beers of the world. It is a Doppelbock or Double Bock and listed as the primary example of the style with the Beer Judge Certification Program.
Pros
  • Rich, full flavor
  • Excellent Example of the Style
Cons
  • A Bit Sweet But Not Wrong For the Style

Description

  • Full, Complete Malty Flavors
  • Considered One of the Best Examples of the Style
  • 7.9% ABV

Guide Review - Tasting Notes and Review of Paulaner Salvator Double Bock

Salvator pours with a medium butterscotch colored head. The clear body is a deep amber. Its aroma is full of sweet toffee. The flavor is full of round flavors of malt, toffee, bread, and hints of coffee. It is wonderfully complex and has a full mouthfeel. There is a hint of graininess in the finish with lingering toffee sweetness.

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