#October2009
Friday Brew Review – Troegenator Doublebock Beer
Walking into the liquor store today, I knew that I wanted a challenging beer. I mean, I didn’t want a brew that was going to knock me on my ass and leave me for dead, but I wanted something with a bit of a kick. I walked to the cooler and started perusing.
Light beers? Nah, not for me.
Seasonal brews? Eh…always fun, but I wasn’t in the mood to get burned again.
Sam Adams? Sammy – you got your turn last week!
And then my eyes connected with those of the beast, a being I only know as Troegenator.
I mean seriously, look at the picture above — the Troegenator is basically Zeus with fucking devil horns.
Let me repeat the previous sentiment. The label on the beer features ZEUS — the most powerful member of the Greek pantheon with devil horns. I was sold. I mean, seriously, it is the most powerful God of all time and he’s ready to rage. I’m down.
But then I actually read the label and found out that the Troegenator is a doublebock. In my purely unscientific understanding, doublebock is a form of old-school Bavarian lager known for a bready flavor, a spicy aroma, and an ability to induce pleasurable sensations of inebriation.