Ayinger Celebrator DoppelBock
| Product Name | Ayinger Celebrator DoppelBock |
|---|---|
| ABV % | 6.7 |
| Size | 33cl |
| Brewery | Ayinger |
| Style | Amber |
| Country | Germany |
£3.42
SKU
BMAYCE33
About this product
<h2><strong style="font-size: 12px;">The History of Celebrator Doppelbock</strong><span style="font-size: 12px;">: Originally brewed at a monastery in northern Italy, "double bock" was quickly introduced by Bavarian brewers to compete with bock. Doppelbock names end with the suffix "-ator."</span></h2>
<p><strong>Taste</strong> A rich, dark elixir with cascading layers of malt complexity balanced by elegant hops. Notes of toffee, caramel, elegant dark-malt roastiness, and pure malt. Pinpoint conditioning and semi-dry finish.</p>
<p><strong>Serving Suggestion</strong> Pastries and desserts, roast goose, cured ham, smoked duck, wild turkey, filet with Dijon sauce, chanterelles, Tournedos Rossini, Châteaubriand. Enjoy with a fine cigar after dinner. Serve in stemmed tumbler at 50 °F.</p>
Ayinger Celebrator DoppelBock
AYINGER
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The Ayinger Brewery (pronounced "eye-ing-gr"; German: Brauerei Aying) is a medium-sized German brewery located in Aying, Bavaria, about 25 km from Munich. Approximately 10% of Ayinger beers are exported, mainly to Italy, the United States, and the rest of Europe. Ayinger beers have been frequent award winners in international beer competitions.
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reviews
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Best doppelbockDark and rich, this doppelbock is the definition of that style! Complex notes of roasted malt in it, from caramel to fruity flavour
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Love It.
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GoodFirst dopplebock, really enjoyed it. I probably prefer a dunkel. But good quality as usual with Ayinger. Nice to see big beer in a 330ml.
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Great example of the bock styleDark, malty, roasty and fruity, this is a rich bock - as it should be!
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Love, love love!I absolutely love the beers that come out of Ayinger. This one more so, because it has such a lovely malt, almost licorice element to it which hints at the delicious dark lagers you can get.