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Woods Boss Brewing Company

 

Delicious with lots of flavor.

This was a very well made beer. It's nice and dark but not overly bitter or smoky, and not too heavy at all. It's not quite a porter, so they kept to the style well and didn't deviate and try to make it something it's not. This is a fall/winter seasonal from the looks of it and I'd be perfectly happy if it was a year-round offering.

A: deep brown with garnet hues and a long lasting tan head.
S: chocolate malt and earthy hops
T: roasty, coffee, toffee, earthy
M: medium-full bodied
O: tasty dark lager

From Beer Drop. No dating that I can find.

It pours a very dark brown with a finger of off white foam. It has good lacing.

Smells of chocolate, roasted malt, burnt malt, maybe a little smoke?

Taste is chocolate, roasted malt, hint of smoke, grain, interesting light bitterness. Very tasty.

Medium bodied with the right amount of carbonation.

Pretty impressive Czech Dark Lager.

Btw, my can says it is 4.8% abv.

nice czech style laer smoth slightlycreamy nice hop charecter

The beer is a dark brown color with some redness around the periphery. Small tan head.
Chocolate aroma, grain.
Taste of chocolate, toast.
Light-bodied, easy to drink.

Dark brown where light passes through the edge. Minor head but it retains a film of bubbles throughout the tasting. Minimal thin streaks and small spots on the glass for lace.

Dark semisweet chocolate aroma with a touch of dry caramel. Light chalkiness.

Weak start to the taste but the swallow and finish bring out the dark, deeply roasted (nearly burnt) malt. The hop is light but adds to the bitterness. The body is thin as it should be for a dark label. The carbonation is moderate, perhaps even a little low for the style. The aftertaste retains the flavor for a few seconds. Overall, a decent Dunkel.