Bock Beer Day
March 20, Thursday
History of Bock Beer
Bock beer originated in Germany in the 14th century in the town of Einbeck. Later, when this beer style spread to Bavaria, the name changed to "Bock" due to its phonetic similarity to the town’s name.
Characteristics of Bock Beer
– Typically has a higher-than-average alcohol content (6–12%)
– Rich, slightly sweet flavor with notes of caramel and malt
– Color ranges from amber to dark brown
– Varieties: Traditional Bock, Maibock, Doppelbock, Eisbock
How to Celebrate Bock Beer Day?
– Try different types of Bock beer
– Visit a brewery or bar that offers this beer
– Cook traditional German dishes that pair well with Bock beer, such as sausages or pork ribs
– Learn more about German brewing culture
This is a great day to enjoy the taste of Bock beer and discover its history!