Its nose is mild 'n' malty,
with sweet notes of bread and toffee. The flavour isn't particularly
potent, but contains a malt-forward base and sweet caramel notes. The
lager has only slight bitter qualities--a whisper of grainy hops
noticeable only at the finish.
ZiegenBock is an
agreeable enough macro-brewed take on the amber lager. It's less a bock
than a Vienna lager, but it tastes fine and is easy-drinking. According
to Wikipedia, this stuff was brewed to compete with Shiner Bock. If
that's so, it's not quite in the same ballpark, but it still manages to
refresh and satisfy.
Rating: 6.5 out of 10.
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