Chopfab Draft
Brewed by Doppelleu Brauwerkstatt
Style: Premium Lager
Winterthur, Switzerland
Chopfab Draft is a very popular beer brewed by Doppelleu in the small Swiss city of Winterthur, not far from Zurich.
Not too long on the market, the beer can be found all over Switzerland and from what I find from my Swiss friends here it is a beer that is quite popular and always recommended.
Review: 50cl can of Chopfab Draft: ABV: 4.7% vol
Love the all black distinctive can with clear white lettering, stands out. Have read in a Swiss tabloid, that some have complained that it is to similar to the ISIS flag! That and the fact that Chopfab means “Head off”, a reference to downing the beer more than anything else!
On pour get a very clear beer that has a light golden yellow colour, with a small sized head.
Not much carbonation resulting in a head that dies quickly, all goes very flat.
Not much of a looker. Got a lot in the can, perhaps due to fuck all carbonation.
Has a real lager smell, also very lemony, crisp and malty.
Nice smell actually, like it, lovely in fact. The yeast and lager smell is refreshing, nice.
On taste, I can feel the alcohol, and it is very sweet but in a nice way. Sweet malts, nice.
It is very drinkable, with a nice creamy back end, not strong to be horrible, light enough to enjoy.
Very easy to drink, very smooth, tasty, get a lot of nice light tastes, creamy, very malty, yeasty, a bit of fruit, all in all a good balance of clean and fresh tastes that go down easy and well.
Very good, smooth and refreshing. Liked it a lot, wonder if it can be got on tap…
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On pour get a nice tanned head and a jet dark coloured stout, as expected.
Its very bubbly on the tongue.
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To note: the Black Pearl Classic Porter hasn’t won anything in the World Beer Cup!!
On the taste side of things, found it very hoppy!!
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Nice big brown looking bottle that is a 500 ml bottle, and not the usual 300ml sized one can get, which is all good, that bit more to drink! Like the striking label, which apparently depicts the royal crown of Polish King, John III Sobieski, born in 1629, the same year the brewery was founded.
Bit of carbonation. Not a bad looking beer. 
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Like the cutesy small stubby brown bottle, with the well known Duvel brand. Ideally to be drank in a tulip glass as all good Belgian ales should be, but I am not a connoisseur just a regular beer dude so an ordinary beer glass will just have to do. Sorry!
A very strong intense smell, really powerful stuff on the nose….which is too be welcomed as I usually smell fuck all from my beers, lol!