beer_name: Troegenator Double Bock
text: Appearance: Ruby and orange color with some tan hues. Pours without much fanfare, without much head or lacing. Thinner body, with good visibility. Aroma: Bready malts, with what smells like some diacetyl notes. Raisins, caramel, creamy full nose. Some mild orange developments. Taste: Some buttery notes upfront with some grassy notes middle and back. Caramel and golden raisins, with some hops pepper, orange and honey. Light, with exceptional masking of the booze. Mouthfeel: Low creamy carbonation nonetheless reveals a slightly thin body, without enough characteristic sweetness to the malt. Easy enough to drink, with a bready finish. Drinkability: Good; solid with in the style and easy to put away. THe first time I had this it seemed very bitter with too much cocoa, while this time the diacetyl notes were a little distracting. Good for a regularly available beer, but a little thin and underdeveloped for the style.