Autumn bock (Bock beer) beer labels catalogue

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Autumn Bok (Herfstbock) is a seasonal beer that was originally brewed in Germany with the first malt of the harvest. This made it possible to drink it in the fall. More

Autumn Bok (Autumn Bock) is originally a bottom-fermented seasonal beer from Germany, brewed with the first malt of the harvest. This made it possible to drink it in the fall.
This beer was also very popular in the Netherlands. From the 1980s, more and more breweries with Autumn goats came onto the market, as well as Trappist and abbeys. In the Netherlands, these beers were soon brewed with top fermentation. Hertog Jan took the lead in this.
The Lentebok beers were added to this from the 1990s. The autumn bucks are darker in color than the light colored spring bucks. The alcohol percentages are between 5 and 7% with peaks upwards.

The external characteristic of these beers is the image of a buck or a few bokken on the beer label.

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Tassin Dubbel Bock (1943)