Ator 20
Brauhaus Riegele

 

A - Pours a deep Cola colour with a Beige head that stays around
S - Sweet malt and molasses with a hint of smoke.
T - Much more dark fruit almost like a quad. The finish s sticky and stout like
M - Medium to full body with medium to low carbonation
O - A very pleasant Doppelbock that doesn't necessarily hold true to the style.

From the bottle, it pours a dark brown with reddish highlights and a nice light brown head that soon reduces and leaves spotty lacing. Scent is heavy on the dark fruits and roasted malts. Taste follows nose, a bit boozy, but overall easy to drink and enjoyable.

De Labirratorium. En copa Mahou Barrica. Jugando a Fortnite y estudiando. Doppelbock bien hecha, sin estridencias pero sin tampoco nada que le de vidilla al pueblo

 

 

 

 

 

 

Almost clear brown color with tan head. Aroma has toasted malt, rye bread crust with sugar and some honey. Taste follows quite well. Bread crust, sugar, toasted malt, mostly sweet but finishes more balanced. Light bodied, soft carbonation, really easy to drink. Overall it's a really good Doppelbock with some complex flavors.

A: All German writtten on the bottle, with a pretty sophisticated looking label. Pours black with a slightly reddish tint.
S: Similar to a quad with the dried fruitiness, but not as boozy as a 10% Belgian.
T: A little more toastiness, roasted flavor than on the nose. I'd say that the light/mini quad comparison holds up on the taste too.
F: Pretty thick and creamy. Feels stronger than the 7.5% noted on the bottle.
O: This a very classy and refined brew. My brother brought me one from Germany. Have no idea how accessible it is in the States. Would be worth picking up if spotted.

Dark brown with deep, red hues when held to light and a hefty, three-finger light brown head that lasted for around 5 minutes without leaving any lacing at all. Typical Doppelbock aromas of molasses, dark fruits (mainly prunes), burnt sugars, and hearty Scwarzbrot. Taste is beautifully balanced - raisin-like sweetness upfront without being overpowering, complemented by subtle roasted malt notes. Very low carbonation and the 7,5% ABV barely noticeable. Overall, a Doppelbock that can hold its own with the best. Pair with Wildgulasch or a fall bonfire.

 

 

 

 

 

Ator 20 has a thick, creamy, cream-colored head, a dark brown (with ruby red highlights), and some thin lacing left on the glass. The aroma is of sweet roasted malt, a whiff of fruit, and some licorice. Taste is of dark-roasted, but not quite burnt, malt, sweetness, black bread, licorice, and dark fruits, like prunes. Mouthfeel is light to medium, and Ator 20 finishes semi-dry and pretty well drinkable.

RJT

Note: This is a Doppelbock, not a Belgian Dark Ale

L:
-pours a clear mahogany with a big,frothy,beige head
-low-medium carbonation visible
S:
-roasted malts,plums,raisins,dates,syrup,molasses,bready
T:
-Follows the nose but with a lesser roasted malt flavour
F:
-low-medium carbonation,medium-full body
O:
Fantastic Doppelbock.Can compete with the best in the Style like Weihenstephaner Korbinian or Paulaner Salvator