Though the bottle appearance has apparently changed, the appearance of the beer is as follows: a medium to dark copper with cloudiness, aroma is more malty with notes of warming alcohol. A flattening head. Tastes of bitter pine explode with a bit of surprise since it can't be smelled prior to tasting and the warming note (to put it lightly of EtOH, 9% to be exact). Made with 2-row, Munich and C-15, it is an evolution of Dead Guy. Cascade hops ONLY in this one. Pretty much the same Maibock as Dead Guy, but Double Dead Guy.
Jun 22, 2010
Our Tastes-- Double Dead Guy 2008
Though the bottle appearance has apparently changed, the appearance of the beer is as follows: a medium to dark copper with cloudiness, aroma is more malty with notes of warming alcohol. A flattening head. Tastes of bitter pine explode with a bit of surprise since it can't be smelled prior to tasting and the warming note (to put it lightly of EtOH, 9% to be exact). Made with 2-row, Munich and C-15, it is an evolution of Dead Guy. Cascade hops ONLY in this one. Pretty much the same Maibock as Dead Guy, but Double Dead Guy.
