Paulaner Salvator Double Bock (Beer)
-From their Website: Paulaner Salvator, with its strong, typically malty flavour, is what you
could call the "original" Paulaner. The bottom-fermented "Doppelbock"
beer combines the finest hops and dark barley malt. The Paulaner monks
used to drink Salvator as a food substitute during Lent. The most famous
master brewer was Frater Barnabas, who took over the Paulaner monastery
brewery in 1773. His original recipe remains practically unchanged to
this day. In order to preserve the original, Paulaner registered the
name "Salvator" with the patent office in 1896.
My Opinion? This Beer is one to remember, a smooth chocolaty texture, no hoppy bitterness, just a smooth drinking beer. It is a little on the thick and rich side so this isn't one of those, drink a 12 pack sort of beers, but it is very yummy, and filling. Also at a whopping 7.9% Alcohol content, yeah, only need a few of these to feel its effects. My rating definitely 2 Thumbs Way up, keep it in mind, keep it in stock, and enjoy it.
Also, Feel free to browse more beers by Paulaner, these guys know how to make great beer
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