Technical Info. |
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Brewery: | St Austell |
ABV: | 6.5% |
Malts: | Cornish Gold, Crystal, Cornish |
Hops: | Perle, Hersbrucher, Saaz |
Tasting Notes |
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See: | Amber |
Smell: | Fresh, Hay Meadow, Sweet |
Taste: | Clean, Caramel, Robust |
Bitter: | 5 |
Sweet: | 5 |
Historically brewed in Einbeck, Germany, St Austell’s Cornish Bock is a full-bodied, strong malty lager. Primarily available through their online shop it is well worth seeking out as one of only a few breweries that produce this style in the UK. It is brewed in springtime and slowly fermented to develop its clean, caramel taste. There’s an initial sweet aroma with lots of fresh hay and hints of grass from the Saaz hops. Evocative of a late evening walk in spring as the dew sets in. The fresh aromas shift to the sweet caramel and malt taste. The relatively high alcohol content makes this perfect for drinking on the cooler spring evenings, warming you up from the inside. This beer works wonderfully well when paired with dressed green lentils, roasted beetroot and toasted walnuts.
St Austell's Cornish Bock seems to have both limited release and availability. The best place to purchase bottles is direct from the brewery or the brewery's website.
All St Austell bottled, canned and kegged beers are clarified by filtration, therefore they do not contain any added isinglass finings. St Austell bottled, canned and kegged beers may therefore be consumed by vegetarians and vegans.
This beer is suitable for vegans at the time of writing (November 2016).
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