Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock: 6.5 – We do appreciate the additional Christmas tree ornament. That however is a very intense double bock. It’s nutty and kind of malty, but the nuts are like actually diverse in flavor. It’s a very rich beer, and having more than even a half pint is a bit of work – good though.
Price Average: $7
Website: https://www.ayinger.de/
Dunkel: 6.0 – A lot of good flavor overall here, and it has a unique balance between fruityness, meatyness, and beeryness.
Google Shop Average: Dunkel $5
Website: http://en.ayinger-bier.de/
Weizenbock: 4.0 – It’s certainly a tasteful beer, but overall the taste isn’t that overwhelming or desirable. I feel like you could find something to pair this with food-wise and the tastes would complement each other, but otherwise I’m not a fan.
Google Shop Average: Weizenbock $5
Website: http://en.ayinger-bier.de/?pid=263
Wow, we made it a whole year. With ~58 Regular Reviews and ~6 Specials (Yeah you do that math it’s 52+ weeks suck it consistency) we’ve come quite a long way. Our tastes have changed, we’ve become as brutal as the job demands, and best of all? We’ve found a bunch of spirits and booze that just make life worth living.
Well, well, well these other countries think they can do beer? They know nothing time to show them the correct way to beer – the German way. And the sad thing is (at least for America) is that the German way is right. We all agreed that while this beer isn’t inherently manly – it’s the best tasting thing we tried, and a damn good beer.
