Bock
Bock is a strong, malty German lager beer style with roots in medieval brewing traditions. Characterized by a rich malt sweetness with toasty or caramel notes, minimal hop bitterness, and a clean lager finish. Traditional Bocks are brewed with Munich and Vienna malts, creating a dark amber to brown color with little to no roasted character.
Perfect Pairings for Bock
Discover dishes that pair perfectly with Bock beers
Pork chops
Pork chops offer a versatile canvas with savory flavors that benefit from pairings that complement their mild richness while cutting through the fat. Wines with moderate acidity and fruit-forward profiles enhance the meat's natural sweetness, while beers with caramel or toasty notes and moderate carbonation complement the savory aspects while refreshing the palate.
Roast suckling pig
Roast suckling pig features tender, juicy meat with crispy skin and rich fatty elements that demand beverages with both structure and acidity to cut through the richness. Spanish wines like Tempranillo offer tannin structure and dark fruit notes that complement the savory meat, while crisp whites like Albariño provide refreshing contrast to the fatty components. The malty sweetness in Belgian Dubbel and Bock beers echo the caramelized elements of the roasted skin.
Slow-roasted lamb
Slow-roasted lamb develops deep, concentrated flavors with tender, succulent meat that calls for bold, structured wines and malty beers. The robust, gamey qualities of lamb pair beautifully with full-bodied red wines that offer complementary dark fruit, spice, and earthy notes, while beers with caramel and toasted malt characteristics provide contrast to the richness while enhancing the dish's savory elements.
