
Aass Bock
Aass Bock has been brewed since 1856 by Norway’s oldest brewery in Drammen. It embodies the Germanic tradition adapted to the Scandinavian climate: robust, malty, perfect for Nordic winters.
📊 Specs
👃 Tasting notes
🍽️ Food pairing
- Smoked salmon
- Reindeer or elk
- Gravlax
- Norwegian cheeses
🏭 The brewery
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❓ Frequently asked questions
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🧭 Tasting and serving
Classified as a Bockbier, Aass Bock is measured at 6.5% ABV, 25 IBU, 45 EBC. Its 45 EBC puts it in the dark brown range, and 25 IBU translates to moderate bitterness. Poured, the glass shows deep copper, dense tan head; the aroma leads with roasted malts, caramel, dried fruits, light hazelnut; it tastes round and malty, balanced, dry finish; it ends dry, mildly bitter, lingering. Table-wise, it works with Smoked salmon, Reindeer or elk, Gravlax and Norwegian cheeses. It is best served at 8–10°C in a tulip glass and commonly sold in 33cl. The beer comes from Aass Bryggeri, in Drammen, Norway.
