Created in 1907, Aventinus is the oldest wheat doppelbock in the world. Aventinus is a strong and malty take on the traditional bock beer. Ruby red with notes of ripe bananas, raisins, plums and licorice, this full-bodied doppelbock is warming with a smooth finish. Pair with roasted meats and chocolatey desserts.
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