Bock beer

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The malt, which is rich in colour, is free of amylase it is a good foam builder and is used mainly for the flavouring of malt and bock beers. Light caramel malt is produced through a similar process however, it is dried at a low temperature after starch conversion. It is still enzymatically active, lightly coloured and increases the mouth-feel and foaming properties of beers produced from light malt. 

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Bock beers are similar in color to dark lagers, but may be a bit darker, sometimes as dark as 30 SRM. Bocks are heavier beers, having starting densities of 1.060 up to as much as 1.080 for a doppelbock. Bocks have bitterness of about 20-30. 

Wort boiling with hops or hop products is done in a brew kettle (hop kettle) in which the initial and subsequent worts from the lautering step are collected. Addition of hops is adjusted according to the type and quality of beer desired. The quantity (in hop cones/hectoliter) for fight lager beer is 130-150 g for Dortmund-type beer, 180-220 g for Pilsener beer, 250-400 g for dark Munich beer, 130-170 g and for malt beer and dark bock beer, 50-90 g. The critical factor is the content of bitter substances in the hops selected. The utilization of the bitter substances (a-acids) is only 30-35%. 

Bock beer—At one time, this beer was sold in the spring, when, for unknown reasons, it was associated with the symbol of the goat. Darker, heavier, and sweeter than most other beers, it has long been thought to be more nutritious. The dark color comes from the use of a highly toasted, dark malt. 

This is one dark beer. When held up to sunlight in a clear glass, I couldn t see through it at all Auktor Bock is strong. It has a thick, beige head (a bottle cap floats on it ), a pungent, malty aroma, and a rich flavor. This beer could be considered chewable. The hops add enough bitterness to balance the malty flavor. 

This beer is wonderfully sweet and well-balanced, although it is not your typical weizen. This one is more of a combination of a dunkelweizen and a low gravity bock. This beer s character evolves overtime. Bottle-conditioning of at least 3 weeks is recommended. The name comes from the source of my maple syrup Vermont s Northeast Kingdom. ... 

A wide array of bocks exists in the market (from pale to dark). These beers have a dishnchve malty and sulfur flavor and usually contain from 6% to 8% alcohol by volume. 

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