Beers similar to Jacob Weissbierbock

Weizenbock·Germany·7.5% ABV·One of 51 Weizenbocks in hopIQ·

hopIQ found 10 beers that share Jacob Weissbierbock's wheaty and yeasty character. A floral aroma opens this top-fermented Weissbier bock, which ferments and matures on fine yeast for a long time. At 7.5% alcohol it is one of the strong winter beers from the Familienbrauerei Jacob in Bodenwöhr, brewed with local spring water, Hallertau hops and the brewery's own pure-culture yeast.

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10 beers like Jacob Weissbierbock

Herzog Albrecht

1. Dampfbierbrauerei Zwiesel

Germany · Weizenbock · 7%

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87%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Mirrors Jacob's malt character and booziness — plus fruit notes, minus floral notes.

What carries overwheatmaltyyeastysmoothboozy

Structure: very close

Compared to Jacobfruityhoneybreadyfloral

Structure: Very close — a touch more bitterness, a touch less body.

Structure: very close

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Bio Weizen Doppelbock Cuvée

Vulkan Brauerei

Germany · Weizenbock · 8.2%

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86%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Keeps malt character and booziness like Jacob, adds fruit notes, sweeter, drops floral notes.

What carries overwheatyeastyfull-bodiedmaltyboozy

Structure: sweeter, a notch stronger

Compared to Jacobfruitysweetoakfloral

Structure: Very close — a touch more sweetness, a touch more bitterness.

Structure: sweeter, a notch stronger

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Hybrid Theory

Jopen

Netherlands · Weizenbock · 8.5%

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85%

FLAVOUR MATCH

A touch more fruit notes, crisper carbonation, no floral notes — booziness and fullness as with Jacob.

What carries overwheatyeastysmoothboozyfull-bodied

Structure: crisper, a touch lighter

Compared to Jacobfruityspicyherbalfloralmalty

Structure: Very close — a touch more texture, a touch less body.

Structure: crisper, a touch lighter

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Gold Ochsen Dinkel-Weizenbock

Gold Ochsen

Germany · Weizenbock · 7.1%

84%

MATCH

Alongside Jacob on malt character and fullness: adds nutty notes, drops floral notes.

Structure: very close

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Hopf Weißer Bock

Brauerei Hopf

Germany · Weizenbock · 7%

83%

MATCH

Shares malt character and booziness with Jacob; adds clove notes, but drops floral notes.

Structure: very close

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Muospacher Bockfotzn

Brauerei Hopf

Germany · Weizenbock · 8%

82%

MATCH

Same malt character and booziness as Jacob, adds spiciness, but without the floral notes.

Structure: very close

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Berg Weizen-Bock

Berg Brauerei

Germany · Weizenbock · 7.1%

80%

MATCH

As with Jacob, same malt character and fullness; adds fruit notes, no floral notes.

Structure: very close

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Tanngnjostir und Tanngrisnir

Wacken Brauerei

Germany · Weizenbock · 7.5%

80%

MATCH

Like Jacob on malt character and fullness — adds creaminess, but without the floral notes.

Structure: very close

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Schmucker Weizen-Bock

Privat-Brauerei Schmucker

Germany · Weizenbock · 6.8%

79%

MATCH

Softer — same malt character and fullness as Jacob, adds fruit notes, a notch softer, but without the floral notes.

Structure: a notch softer

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Ayinger Weizenbock

Ayinger Privatbrauerei

Germany · Weizenbock · 7%

79%

MATCH

Crisper — same malt character and booziness as Jacob, adds sweetness, crisper carbonation, but without the floral notes.

Structure: crisper, a touch lighter

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