So we’ve picked a seasonal dark beer to celebrate the harvest, which is also an ideal match with the tenderloin in wine sauce.
Ayinger's Celebrator is a doppelbock from Aying Germany that is considered the gold standard of its variety.
Layman’s Review: A dark amber color with a nice head is the first thing I took in. A smoky nose, this beer is dark but not heavy. A nice match for game, for the hunters in the bunch. Chocolate undertones would make this a nice after-dinner beer. Well worth the experience.
Expert’s Review: Ayinger's Doppelbock is a full-bodied and velvety beer wonderfully balanced between the various malts, alcohol, and subtle hops. A complex fruitiness of floral hops and roasted malt are married with a faint smokiness adding to this profoundly complex brew.
Rating: It scored a perfect 100 in both RATEBEER and BEERPAL forums.
Priced: $3.69-$3.85 per bottle or $14.29 for a six pack
Available at: Mountain Valley Foods, Markus Foods, and The Coffee Cellar.
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