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Butt Head Doppelbock Lager
Tommy Knocker BreweryIdaho Springs, CO
USA
http://tommyknocker.com/
Style: Doppelbock
ABV: 8.2%
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Comments:
This happened to me once while rooting around a beer fridge. I came accross the Butthead Doppleback with its label of two rams smashing heads.
Well, seeing as how leaving it would just be a booby trap for some unsuspecting drinker in the future, I grabbed a glass, let it settle and gave it pour.
There was no head, and the color was a murky brown, kind of the burnt umber color from the 64 box of Crayolas. You could smell the foral hops and the yeast. The beer was full-bodied and coated the tongue with a malty flavor. It was sweet, but not sugary sweet.
Still, something seemed a little off. Then, while looking at the label, I saw it said the beer was bottled in August 2007 and should be enjoyed within four months. Well, Hell, I st-, I mean it fell out of Ed-, I mean a random beer dork’s beer fridge in January. Skunked again!
Still, I’d be willing to give it another try. Freshness matters.
Reviewed by Baby-Boy Jackson on August 11, 2009.
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