Ramstein Maibock
On tap at the Blind Tiger. It pours a tannish copper color with a medium-sized off-white head and some trailing and sticky lacing. The aroma is mostly of caramel sweet malt. A light smell of chocolate and hint of citrusy hops peak through. This brew is all about malt. It's rich and creamy and plenty sweet. Caramel and a nice dry malt taste are upfront. Coffee with cream and sugar round out the body. A mild tea-like and citrusy hop taste provides a little counter to the big malt sweetness. The potent alcohol is barely noticeable. This is a highly gulpable brew!