Although regular Paulaner isn't one of my favorites, I do like a nice Salvator. Doppelbock, strong and dark, a reminder of earlier days, when we had the illusion that bars didn't mind big groups of talkers and needy assholes weren't so prevalent. Anyway, it's a tasty beer, whether there are nostalgic memories or not, I'd say.
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Ugh, bright, sunshiny day... |
It's lighter than I remember, dark orangey tan, and a vaguely beige head. I usually just drank from the bottle, as I recall. I had the idea that it was easier on the bartenders, and for some reason I felt like that mattered. There's a sweet bocky smell, just like the other common bock in these parts. The taste is mostly sweet, a little honey-like, any bitter is a mild aftertaste, more smoky than bitter for some reason. Salvator easy to swallow, disarming in its sweetness, but leaves a little fire in the belly when it goes down, a reminder of the alcohol content I suppose. Interestingly, there's a cidery apple flavor that starts to come out after a while. Who knows, maybe my tongue is inventing new flavors since it's such a large bottle. Maybe not as refreshing as an ale on grindingly hot summer days, but you can't say Salvator isn't a nice pick-me-up.
Supplier: MantequerÃa Alemana
Price: €1.55
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