Beers similar to Dogbolter

Matilda Bay Brewing Company

Brown Ale·Australia·4.7% ABV·One of 114 Brown Ales in hopIQ·

hopIQ found 10 beers that share Dogbolter's caramel and chocolate character. Dogbolter is one of Matilda Bay's oldest names: the original was a dark lager, while today's winter release is brewed as a dark ale. It pours deep brown with red highlights. Chocolate, caramel and toast lead the aroma, and a smooth, silky malt body brings dried fruit and a light roast along behind them. Bitterness stays moderate, and the finish is dry with a lingering note of cocoa and brown bread.

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10 beers like Dogbolter

1

White Rabbit Dark Ale

White Rabbit Brewery

Australia · Brown Ale · 4.9%

ALTERNATIVE

79%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Like Dogbolter on malt character and dark fruit notes — adds bitterness, but without the dryness.

What carries overchocolatecaramelsmoothdark fruitmalty

Structure: very close

Compared to Dogbolterbitterhoppyfloraldrytoasty

Structure: Same structure — body, sweetness, bitterness and texture all land on the same spot.

Structure: very close

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2

Yukon Brewing

Canada · Brown Ale · 5%

ALTERNATIVE

77%

FLAVOUR MATCH

A touch more nutty notes, no dryness — malt character and roasted notes as with Dogbolter.

What carries overchocolatecaramelmaltysmoothroasted

Structure: very close

Compared to Dogbolternuttysweetbitterdrytoasty

Structure: Same structure — body, sweetness, bitterness and texture all land on the same spot.

Structure: very close

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3

St-Ambroise Red Ale

McAuslan Brewing

Canada · Red Ale · 4.5%

ALTERNATIVE

77%

FLAVOUR MATCH

Keeps toasty notes and malt character like Dogbolter, adds nutty notes, drops dryness.

What carries overcaramelchocolatesmoothtoastymalty

Structure: very close

Compared to Dogbolternuttyearthydrydark fruit

Structure: Very close — a touch less body, a touch less sweetness.

Structure: very close

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4

Boréale Rousse

Les Brasseurs du Nord

Canada · Amber Ale · 5%

75%

MATCH

Shares toasty notes and dryness with Dogbolter; adds nutty notes, but drops chocolate notes.

Structure: very close

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5

Printshop Baker Creek

Printshop Beer Co.

United States · American Brown Ale · 5.5%

71%

MATCH

Alongside Dogbolter on malt character and toasty notes: adds nutty notes, a notch stronger, drops dryness.

Structure: a notch stronger

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6

Kilter Brewing Co.

Canada · Brown Ale · 5%

71%

MATCH

As with Dogbolter, same toasty notes and dryness; adds earthy notes, no chocolate notes.

Structure: very close

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7

Philter Old Ale

Philter Brewing

Australia · Brown Ale · 4.5%

71%

MATCH

Same malt character and roasted notes as Dogbolter, adds coffee notes, but without the dryness.

Structure: very close

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8

Original 16 Canadian Copper Ale

Great Western Brewing Company

Canada · Amber Ale · 5.2%

71%

MATCH

Mirrors Dogbolter's toasty notes and dryness — plus nutty notes, noticeably less bitter, minus dark fruit notes.

Structure: less bitter

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9

Camba Bavaria

Germany · Munich Dunkel · 5%

70%

MATCH

Same toasty notes and roasted notes as Dogbolter, adds richness, but without the chocolate notes.

Structure: very close

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10

RAR Brewing

United States · American Brown Ale · 5.4%

70%

MATCH

Stronger — same malt character and toasty notes as Dogbolter, adds nutty notes, a notch stronger, but without the dark fruit notes.

Structure: a notch stronger

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