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Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock
- Privatbrauerei Franz Inselkammer KG / Brauerei Aying
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97
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3,573 Ratings
THE BROS
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rAvg: 4.37
pDev: 10.07%
Reviews: 2094
Hads: 1479
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Brewed by:
Privatbrauerei Franz Inselkammer KG / Brauerei Aying
Germany
Style | ABV
Doppelbock
| 6.70%
ABV
Availability:
Year-round.
bottle (1990)
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on-tap (102)
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cask (1)
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growler (1)
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Jwren5
Illinois
5
/5
rDev
+14.4%
09-23-2012 23:33:50 |
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tdmccarthy
Illinois
4.5
/5
rDev
+3%
05-23-2013 18:33:48 |
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Nugganooch
California
4.5
/5
rDev
+3%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
330ml bottle with the hanging lil goat and a standard Pils glass
*Notes taken on 05/17/13
A: Pour is a dark chestnut brown with a lighter shade around the edges and some effervescent carbonation visible. The beer produces a cakey mass of dark tan foam head and displays some of the best retention I have seen in some time. The glass is left with patterns of chunky splotched lace after each sip. Indeed a very nice looking beer.
S: Smells of chocolate malt mixed with some deep plum and dried dark fruit. Rich and surprisingly aromatic with a sweet raisin bread likeness. A dash of alcohol noted. Enjoyable aromas overall with some nice dark roast and caramelized grains coming through.
T: Tastes is a wonderful blend of dark and brown malts with flavors of caramel chocolate cream and dark fruits like raisin, fig, and plum. Comes together very nicely like a nutty chocolate bread. There is a modest amount of earthy hop bitterness to the beer and alcohol is well masked throughout. Creamy and delicious with a great balance of charred sugars, milk chocolate, and dark fruits. Fantastic stuff.
M: Feel is moderately light and a touch watery thin but with some higher carb it brings a nice creamy consistency to the body. A soft bittering and fairly clean overall. Tad wet on the finish.
D: A delicious Dopplebock that is easily accessible and even easier to quaff. Rich with chocolate fruit and bread yet surprisingly light. I have not experienced many Dopplebocks but I can easily see why this is one of the best.
World class beer. Highly recommended and the little souvenir is a nice touch.
Serving type: bottle
05-23-2013 18:12:23 |
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kvnstfrd
Missouri
4
/5
rDev
-8.5%
05-23-2013 12:55:40 |
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rhizomatic
Tennessee
4.75
/5
rDev
+8.7%
05-23-2013 04:58:03 |
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FrostyJenbaJuice
Iowa
4.75
/5
rDev
+8.7%
05-23-2013 04:06:02 |
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wisrarebeer
Wisconsin
4.25
/5
rDev
-2.7%
05-23-2013 01:06:27 |
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Rdc67
Kentucky
4.25
/5
rDev
-2.7%
05-22-2013 20:29:27 |
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wogreen
Arkansas
4.25
/5
rDev
-2.7%
05-22-2013 17:44:31 |
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MarkIntihar
Michigan
4
/5
rDev
-8.5%
05-22-2013 13:33:37 |
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dcloeren
Texas
4
/5
rDev
-8.5%
05-21-2013 20:56:54 |
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Busker
Connecticut
4.5
/5
rDev
+3%
05-21-2013 18:00:54 |
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canders0927
Texas
3
/5
rDev
-31.4%
05-21-2013 15:43:10 |
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Localdrinklax
Wisconsin
4.5
/5
rDev
+3%
05-21-2013 05:34:23 |
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CosmoHopHead
Kansas
4
/5
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-8.5%
05-21-2013 04:30:59 |
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ChaseBacon
New York
4.5
/5
rDev
+3%
05-21-2013 02:13:56 |
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JamesStreet
Louisiana
4.25
/5
rDev
-2.7%
05-20-2013 17:54:30 |
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Kmat10
Alberta (Canada)
4.25
/5
rDev
-2.7%
05-20-2013 03:51:52 |
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Cubatobaco
Virginia
4.4
/5
rDev
+0.7%
look: 4.5 | smell: 4 | taste: 4.5 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.5
A - deep, opaque, that is reminiscent of cola in the glass. In the light it reveals a garnet color. Good carbonation streams around the edges.
S - heavy malt, raisins, toffee, dark roasted coffee, lingering sweetness
T - The flavors of the aforementioned aromas are what you first get followed by other complex layers of bread, and a slight hint of metal
M - great acidity, luscious, long finish with a very light hop bitterness on the end
O - I'm new to Doppelbocks, but this will not be my last. I feel I've set the bar too high as this is going to be hard to beat. This is very complex with layers of flavor that work in the mouth like an escalator; one after another. I can see how other say they could drink a ton of this. A definite must have in the cellar and a great change of pace beer!
Serving type: bottle
05-20-2013 01:57:57 |
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dar482
New York
4.68
/5
rDev
+7.1%
look: 4.75 | smell: 4.5 | taste: 4.75 | feel: 4.5 | overall: 4.75
The color is a dark brown color, in the light which becomes brown and amber.
The aroma has caramel, coffee, and raisin. Pretty sweet and malt.
The taste follows with a round pack of flavor of roasted malt, molasses, and some rich raisins. The finish follows through with that doppelbock flavor of slight stickiness and nuttiness.
The mouthfeel is medium, but quite rich compared to other doppelbocks. The others I've had do not pack the huge delicious flavors as this, but along with that lager crispness in there too.
One of my favorite lagers and easily the best doppelbock out there.
Serving type: on-tap
05-19-2013 23:06:48 |
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ShawnMH
Indiana
4
/5
rDev
-8.5%
05-19-2013 15:48:13 |
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c014572
Illinois
4.75
/5
rDev
+8.7%
05-19-2013 04:22:01 |
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Photekut
Azerbaijan
4.75
/5
rDev
+8.7%
05-18-2013 22:39:57 |
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alanv
California
4.5
/5
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+3%
05-18-2013 21:29:26 |
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NJB145
Michigan
4.5
/5
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05-18-2013 12:14:50 |
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Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock from Privatbrauerei Franz Inselkammer KG / Brauerei Aying
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