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Kulmbacher Reichelbrau Eisbock - Kulmbacher Brauerei AG
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3.85/5 rDev -6.6%
A very dark coppery brown with a thin tan head. The aroma is rich with prunes and chocolate (combined with the malt, its almost like a liquid prune brownie.) The flavor is sweet and rich with caramel added to that prune brownie. The body is thick and the brew is warming as it goes down. Its odd how this beers 9.2% ABV warms on the way down while some beers 12% ABV are hardly noticed.
01-19-2005 22:54:59 | More by aracauna
4.43/5 rDev +7.5%
Had this on tap at Rich-O's Public House. Pours a brown color with a small head that leaves some lacing on the glass. The aroma smelled just like hot wort. Sweet and sticky with some dark fruit. The flavor didn't match what I'm used to with an Eisbock. Very smooth and enjoyable, even slightly mild. Nice flavors of dark fruits with a bready feel. Finishes smooth with a slight bitter bite. Body is just right on this one and the drinkability is very good for having 9.2% abv.
01-16-2005 23:23:32 | More by clvand0
4.22/5 rDev +2.4%
On-tap poured into a chalice. It pours a ruby/brown color with two fingers of head. There is a good amount of lacing left on the glass. The smell has some dark fruit and a weird fresh wort smell, fairly grainy. The taste is malty and sweet, with some grapes and a hint of alcohol. More of that new wort grain flavor. The mouthfeel is fairly nice and the drinkability is great for 9.2% abv. Different, but good.
01-11-2005 06:07:09 | More by SheepNutz
4.65/5 rDev +12.9%
Sampled off tap at Rich-O's Saturnalia festival. 10oz, served in an Aventinus Eisbock glass. The beer poured a rubied brown color wtih one finger of head that sticks heavy atop the beer. The nose was rum-raisin, bready, almost wort-like. Very full aromas, and very good. The flavor was mellow, but full, with raisins and figs blending into a nice bit of bready tones. The beer was thickand easy drinking and all around good. Compared to the other eisbock beers I've had recently,this one stands very tall. Such a nice beer. It renewed my faith in the style.
01-08-2005 16:36:37 | More by kmpitz2
North Carolina
4.1/5 rDev -0.5%
I finally got to try this brew at a meeting last night, what a treat! It pours dark brown with moderate creamy head that leaves heavy lace. Aromas of sweet caramel malts, dates, molasses, and alcohol-laden fruitcake. Huge flavors of creamy caramel, dried fruits, sherry, sweet-rolls, with a nice touch of spicy hops rounding out the finish. Creamy, velvety mouthfeel that is tongue-coating and thick. Heavy bodied with soft carbonation. I felt like I was drinking a creme brule', in a good way. A thouroughly enjoyable beer!
01-06-2005 18:21:45 | More by AlexJ
3.9/5 rDev -5.3%
Pours a thick purple/brown color, with only a small amount of foam on top that is quickly beheaded. Smell is very alcoholic, lots of raisin and sweet maltiness. Taste is sweet and full, with alcohol playing a large part of the experience. Mouthfeel is fairly slick and full, but it is somewhat offset by the adequate carbonation.
01-04-2005 01:12:58 | More by TastyTaste
South Carolina
4.33/5 rDev +5.1%
I can't lie, the main reason I got this beer was the kick ass label. How could you pass up a label that has sparklies and shimmers all over it? I know it doesn't sound too manly, but hey, it's a cool logo. At any rate, it was an equally good beer. Very deep in color with a nice fluffy head to it. the head lasted a while, then went out to a laceing. The smell was good as well, with smells of "heavy" malts, dark fruits, and a small hint of alcohol. The taste was similar, but a lot smoother than I pictured it would be. I thought it would be a little harder to swallow, due to the high alcohol content, but that prooved to be the contrary. Very drinkable, for the simple reason that it had high alocohol in it and it was smooth. That alone is good enough reason to knock a few back! Very good brew to keep you warm during the cold winter nights.
12-24-2004 05:07:19 | More by JISurfer
4.38/5 rDev +6.3%
A fellow BA gave this Klumbacher Eisbock to me, thanks for the introduction to this style Chris.
11.2 fl oz. bottle, poured into a pint glass. Looks very similar to a cola. Thin head that laces to the side of the glass.
Interesting molasses like aroma, with a bit of prunes or similar dark fruit. Very nice.
The taste is true to it's nose, a nice malt flavor complemented by the molasses, raisin, prunes, and a bit of caramel. Finish lingers, leaves the palate with a coat of said flavors.
This is a fantastic beer for a cold winter afternoon, and though it is 9.2 % ABV one of these, defintitely two, will warm you up.
12-18-2004 18:48:53 | More by HogHill
4.35/5 rDev +5.6%
Appearance: Served on tap at Lucky Baldwin's in Duvel glass. It came with a big fluffy off white head on top. The color was an opaque dark brown with no light coming through.
Smell: The nose mostly reminded me of herbs with a strong black olive scent to it. There was also some sweetness in the nose. Very appealing.
Taste: The flavor is very big on this beer. Complex balance of sour and tangy grape flavors, clove, peach, apple, raisin and a spiciness that I can't really identify. The maltiness is clean with a bit of roastiness hiding in there. Very tasty.
Mouthfeel: This beer feels smooth on the palate but leaves a bit too heavy of a film in my mouth.
Drinkability: I enjoyed this beer a lot and I think I will be making a trip back to LB's to try it again before the keg is gone.
12-03-2004 20:24:23 | More by BrewMaster
4.13/5 rDev +0.2%
Rust colored and slightly hazy pour had low carbonation and miniscule head. The aroma was wine like sweet, raisiny, and with no indication of hops. The taste was vinous, dry, and sweet, with notes of grapes, brown sugar, and molasses, and just a hint of smoke. The alcohol content was very well hidden with no burn whatsoever, and the mouthfeel was satiny soft. Very drinkable for such a bold brew concentrated by freezing.
10-07-2004 03:55:04 | More by rajendra82
4/5 rDev -2.9%
Pours with the appearance of Coca-Cola, only thicker. This actually describes the body, head, and carbonation quite well - just like a Coke. Very complex nose, with notes of toffee, prunes, molasses, and raisins. Palate is equally complex. Almost a pure molasses taste up front, deepening to dried fruit and a malty sweetness. Finish is relatively dry, with an almost briny character. Thick, slightly syrupy mouthfeel. And man, does this pack a whallop. I've had about two ounces and am already starting to feel a bit drunk. That of course cuts down on the drinkability - at 9.2% it's difficult to drink an entire bottle on your own, and it's smaller than 12oz. Regardless, this is a very nice beer.
09-20-2004 03:56:05 | More by ElGordo
4.33/5 rDev +5.1%
This is a substantial, full-flavored brew. It pours almost balck, but with very little head. Smell is rich nand malty with essence of plums/raisins. Taste doe not disappoint. Rich malty falvor throughout to a semi-dry finish. Fruity essence with a detectable alcohol taste, but hardly overpowering for the abv. Mouthfeel is rich and full, close to syrupy. Very easy to drink for the high abv. This is my second brew from this brewery and both have been very good (EKU 28 was the other) This would defintely be a winter warmer in January. Highly recommended.
09-08-2004 23:28:39 | More by edchicma
4.33/5 rDev +5.1%
This brew has a black colored body with brown trim when held to the light. Nice cascading effect with the head, its a bubbly tan head. The scent is a heavy chocolate malt smell, similar to a barleywine. The taste is a big bang of malts, chocolate and sweet, hint of alcohol but well masked. Hops just barely audible. Smooth creamy feel to the beer. This is a big bold beer, with a nice malty taste.
09-05-2004 17:55:45 | More by Tballz420
North Carolina
4.48/5 rDev +8.7%
Appearance: Pours a coffee color with a modest ecru head; a few shards of lace are left behind
Smell: Roasted malts, dark fruits and rum-like alcohol on the nose
Taste: Malts dominate with a burnt caramel sweetness, lots of dried fruit and an alcoholic warmth that hits you right away; chocolate and licorice, too. in the middle and a bit of earthy hops on the finish to add nice balance
Mouthfeel: Full bodied, with moderate carbonation
Drinkability: Be careful, because of the alcohol, but a very sippable Eisbock; great example of the style.
Special thanks to brewandbbq for sending along bottle #21472 (brewed on July 11, 1996) as an extra to a trade in 2010; a 14 year old beer that still drinks beautifully - a bit lighter in color than the one I reviewed but still with plenty of carbonation (in fact it looks better than the one I reviewed); the fusel alcohol has faded and the beer has taken on a lovely nutty flavor
08-29-2004 21:41:37 | More by brentk56
3.78/5 rDev -8.3%
Dark Brown.
Interesting, somewhat subdued aroma of madiera, rubber, ports, deep rich malts and figs.
Malt accented flavor profile that I really enjoyed. Stunning notes of caramel overtake the palate while other notes of brown sugar, dark ripe fruits, figs and prunes. Full-bodied.
I've had some better eisbocks but this one is very nice.
08-18-2004 23:00:10 | More by Crosling
4.15/5 rDev +0.7%
11.2oz brown bottle. Best before 22.10.04 (Will go well beyond)
It pours a very dark and deep brown with a fast fading beige head.
Burnt caramel and rum aromas dominate. A smell of brown bread and molasses enters and stays around.
A strong taste of crème brulee and brandy soaked bread dough, along with a nice buttery caramel flavor sort of mask the tasty lemon citrusy hop taste.
Candy sugar and a hint of mint give off a light taste of crème de menthe. Prune juice comes to mind.
This brew could be labeled the little brother of EKU 28.
08-16-2004 03:43:27 | More by BeerResearcher
4.33/5 rDev +5.1%
Kulmbacher's stunning Eisbock greets you with rich, caramel-drenched maltiness at every step of the way. It's aroma is bright and alluring; almost like fresh, sweet wort in the brew kettle, and in fact, the aroma can be enjoyed in and of itself, with inotes of deeply baked oatmeal cookies, caramel, raisins, prunes, subtle chocolate, and waft of alcohol. The bold malt flavor conquors the palate with an onslaught of almost-burnt brown sugar that mellows across the palate to reveal deep caramel, toasty grains, splashes of raisin, a light slap of alcohol, a swirl of floral/herbal hops, prunes, and then lingering bitterness, black licorice candy, and a hint of coffee-like roastiness. Wow! For lovers of big, rich beers, this is a cannot-miss. A classic of the style!
08-11-2004 22:19:24 | More by NeroFiddled
3.9/5 rDev -5.3%
Brilliantly clear deep garnet hue. Head recedes into a lean, frothy layer. Rough, sparse lace remains. Suggestions of fresh, moist pipe tobacco, candied plums, and rum soaked raisinbread caress the nose. Swirling and time release gentle wafts of dark chocolate and a kiss of herbal hops. Absolutely seductive aromawise. In flavor, upfront is a toothsome mélange of unrefined brown sugar, dried dates and concentrated caramel. Sweetness is lightly offset by an undertone of deeply toasted malt, with trace roasty hints, but this brew is nearly bereft of hop bitterness. Hop flavor integrates agreeably, in its mildly floral, and slightly herbal tones. Black licorice and peppery ethanol arise mid palate to provide contrast to the pervasive sweetness. Surprisingly lightly bodied. A notch more viscosity would have bolstered the hefty malt backbone aptly. Turns lightly nutty late, with hints of carmelized almond leading into the sweet, yet thin and immaculately clean finish. A true dessert beer that envelops, but weighs heavily on the palate. Superbly crafted and really a quintessential eisbock. I'd love to taste the doppelbock from which this is derived, before it was "eised." Will the alcohol in this brew negate the impending sugar rush? I could run a marathon right now...
08-11-2004 01:12:10 | More by marc77
4.25/5 rDev +3.2%
$1.95 @ Charles Street Liquors, Boston, MA:
Presentation: 11.2 brown bottle with a sliver foiled top and freshness date on the back label.
Appearance: Dark and alluring with a swirl of lace on top.
Smell: Burnt malt and sweet figs, a bit of coffee as well in the nose.
Taste & Mouthfeel: Creamy and smooth with a thick body, very malty with an abundance of dark fruitiness. The slowly warming alcohol gain ground with each sip, very complex. Nice sweet bready finish.
Drinkability & Notes: A prime example for the style and quite balanced too boot.
06-17-2004 00:51:03 | More by Jason
4.33/5 rDev +5.1%
Appearance: Pours a dark brown with ruby hints. A good inch of white fluffy head appears which recedes quite quickly. Virtually no lacing of the glass.
Smell: This beer has a strong aroma of raisins, plum, and other such fruits. Alcohol is quite apparent along with minor malt aromas. Certain tones of sweetness are quite apparant.
Taste: Immediately strong flavors of dark fruits such as raisins and plums, and a bit of grape make themselves quite present. THere is a molasses like sweetness in the middle of this brew along with some darker malt like flavors, but mainly the fruit tones of this brew shine throughout. Though this beer is relatively strong it is quite smooth with a slight alcoholic kick just in the end, and a slight tartness.
Mouthfeel: A nice full bodied beer makes this quite nice for the style. Very smooth.
Drinkability: The flavors of this beer just beg you to drink more, and putting it down is quite easy, though you wish the bottle was bigger..
Overall an exceptional eisbock. Also I believe I tried the new model of this beer because the bottle is different from the picture that is posted. A must try for eisbock fans. The fruity flavors warming alcohol mix perfect together
06-14-2004 17:16:53 | More by bigbeerdrinka
Quebec (Canada)
4.38/5 rDev +6.3%
6 months bottle. Big props to TAR Finely laced thin off-white head over a dark molasses brown hue. Deeply rich aroma, sweet as expected, but bearing woody and lots of smoked undertones. The great chocolatey malt is intertwined with the candyish toffee. Subdued hop profile complements the malt fest with dignity. In one word, the aroma is effective. A first sip reveals its awe-inspiring complexity. This is rich and decadent, smoky with superb chocolate flavors. Understated fruitiness, maple and mildly bitter tobacco finish. Medium to full bodied with appropriate carbonation, rather restrained not to disturb and to let the malt expands as it deserves to. Wonderful and extremely contemplative lager, not unlike celebrator.
05-13-2004 05:36:24 | More by Rastacouere
4.47/5 rDev +8.5%
Pours black with brownish hues and a nice head that fades quickly leaving a fizzy tan ring. Carbonation is present and the smell is of dark roasted malts and bit of cherry. Very aromatic. The taste is crisp but the esters of this beer swirl around the tongue and leave a delicious aftertaste. Very fruity and suprisingly strong. There is a bit of alcohol that warms the stomach but this is a very nice brew. Sweet fruits of cherry and plum come to mind with bits of spices to make your tastebuds cry out for more. This is an overall pleasing beer that I wouldn't mind enjoying anyday of the week.
05-04-2004 03:13:51 | More by stewart124
4.22/5 rDev +2.4%
Generous head that fades to a ring and ruby-black color. The aroma is malty-sweet, alcoholic, cherry Twizzlers candy, and has some winey notes. Flavor is filled with alcohol warmth and sweetness mingled with sweet malts and brandy-like flavors. Finishes warm, sweet and alcoholic. A complex, strong and interesting beverage best suited for sipping after dinner.
04-26-2004 04:34:36 | More by EagleTalon
4.43/5 rDev +7.5%
Pours out an odd, off-brown color and sits a deep mahogony in the glass with bunches of red-tinted light shining through; a fluffy off-white head rests on top. Little to no lacings present.
Smells malty, with dates, figs, light cinnamon, and a hint of diacetyl. Nice sweet aroma to this; really makes me want to dive in.
Tastes of some superbs malts...ooh, lots of them. Dark fruits come out with the malts, piling up some deep sweetness that's really pleasant. Finishes off with a good dose of alcohol on the back of the tounge; good full finish.
Mouthfeel is phenomenal. Silky smooth, clean, and light carbonation. This is one of the best bodied beers I've ever let roam my mouth. Great taste, full of pleasing aromas, and a killer body. What more could you want?
04-21-2004 02:22:37 | More by Skidz
New York
4.85/5 rDev +17.7%
picked it up at fingerlakes beverage center in Ithaca NY which was delivired to the distributor by mistake...a very very good mistake.
poured with an off-white head with a deep dark garnet color.
sweet sugary malty aroma with good wiff's of alcohol.
smooth syrupy thick taste that is nicely balanced.
sweet almost syrupy aftertaste with with a spicy alcohol finish.
couldn't detedt any noticable traces of hops ro any off-flavors.
this is very drinkable and much more relaxed and restrained than eku 28.
04-14-2004 15:46:49 | More by shippos
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ROME (Reuters) - The Italian coastguard and navy recovered the bodies of three Somali nationals about 35 miles from the Libyan coast late on Saturday when the motorized raft they were using to try to get to Italy sank, the coastguard said.
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Ongoing funds are needed to help with pest monitoring efforts at the sanctuary to reach the goal of making it predator free.
The most serious imminent issue facing forests in the South Island is the predicted Beech Mast - an event that occurs only once in every 10 to 15 years and sees a huge increase in the numbers of rats, mice and stoats.
This autumn, beech trees around New Zealand are likely to produce a million tonnes of beech seed, subsequently boosting the pest populations tenfold.
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There will always be intense pressure on the sanctuary from the outside, with pests wanting to get in and sample the smorgasbord of birds inside that they can hear and smell.
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Steve Jobs returns to AppleAfter undergoing surgery in late July Apple CEO Steve Jobs will return to work full time at Apple later this month.
Jobs, who underwent successful surgery to remove cancer from his pancreas, is attending some company meetings and plans to return to full-time work later this month, Apple spokeswoman Katie Cotton told CNet News.com on Wednesday.
The very rare form of pancreatic cancer called an islet cell neuroendocrine tumor, which represents about 1% of the total cases of pancreatic cancer diagnosed each year, was cured by surgical removal, Jobs told company employees in an August memo.
While Jobs was off recuperating, Apple vice president Timothy Cook was put in charge of the company's day-to-day operations.
Last week the company introduced its next-generation iMac G5 at the Apple Expo trade show in Paris, France. Jobs, who reportedly oversaw the development of the iMac G5 on almost a daily basis, was unable to attend the event due to his recovery. Apple vice president Phil Schiller assumed the role of Jobs, introducing the new iMac to the world.
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This Opinion piece lays out why the credit union industry needs to capitalize on conditions now to drive membership.
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This book provides an open platform from which to establish and share knowledge developed by scholars, scientists, and engineers from all over the world, about various applications of computer aided modeling and simulation in the design process of products in various engineering fields.
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Ancient Rome: From Romulus and Remus to the Visigoth Invasion by Kathleen Kuiper Rosen Education Service | 2010 | ISBN: 1615301070, 1615302077 | 226 pages | PDF | 15 MBAncient Rome's influence cannot be overstated. The English language, government, and culture—from basics such as the alphabet and calendar to more sophisticated legal systems—are so heavily saturated with Roman traits that it is impossible to imagine what the world would be like if Rome had not flourished. Any civilization whose influence reverberates so strongly around the globe thousands of years after its fall deserves a closer look, and that is what this book provides. Ancient Rome: From Romulus and Remus to the Visigoth Invasion transports readers back to a time of intrigue, conquest, invention, and empire building.
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Circa 460 A.D. Mira was born in a warrior-family in Kerala, India, was well versed in martial arts and self-defense, so much so that she was recruited by the Spanish royalty and re-located to Constantinople. From there she was instructed to assist Roman Commander Aurelius to plan the escape of 12-year old Romulus Augustus Caesar from a prison in Capri after his parents had been killed by the leader of the Alliance in turmoil-stricken Rome that has seen the deaths of five emperors in five years. Mira, Aurelius, and a Priest, Ambrosinius, along with a handful of loyal soldiers were successful in the escape plan and deliver Romulus to Roman Senator Nestor. What the crew do not realize is that their task is not over yet, for Nestor is all set to betray Romulus, leaving them with no alternative but to flee to Britannia, where they will be forced to confront a seemingly invincible Vortygn, whose main aim is to obtain a powerful sword that was meant for defense and defeat...
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Delhi Police Remove Barricades Outside US Embassy
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Delhi Police Tuesday removed barricades and allowed normal traffic around the US embassy as part of retaliatory steps following the arrest of an Indian diplomat in New York.
This was done on a day New Delhi sought unconditional apology from the US over the arrest of Devyani Khobragade.
According to a senior police officer, the barricades were removed in half hour with cranes following a request from the external affairs ministry.
But a police officer said routine security in and around the embassy remained in place.
The barricades outside the US embassy, located in the diplomatic enclave of Chanakyapuri, were placed years ago to ward off possible terrorist attacks.
Normal traffic was barred from the slip roads in front of the embassy and the visa office at the back of the chancery.
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Sweet, beautifully filmed, and admirably short on sugarcoating, Bears continues Disneynature's winning streak.
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Sweet, beautifully filmed, and admirably short on sugarcoating, Bears continues Disneynature's winning streak.
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In an epic story of breathtaking scale, Disneynature's new True Life Adventure "Bears" showcases a year in the life of a bear family as two impressionable young cubs are taught life's most important lessons. Set against a majestic Alaskan backdrop teeming with life, their journey begins as winter comes to an end and the bears emerge from hibernation to face the bitter cold. The world outside is exciting-but risky-as the cubs' playful descent down the mountain carries with it a looming threat of
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Sincere and unexpectedly good, the film happily reintroduces another element of classic kids' movies: a tidy 77-minute run time.
"Bears" could have used a lot more science; more substantive information in the place of wacky one-liners. Still, the images trump everything.
Bonus points for all but eliminating the easy scatological humor. Does a bear (poop) in the woods? You won't find out watching "Bears."
There are grittier nature documentaries out there, but "Bears" is simple and effective, and delivered with that friendly Disney touch. Its intent is to make you say, "awww," and it does its job well.
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... enjoyed every minute of the waist expanding experience. Unfortunately we had to have a stop over in Basel (a Swiss/French border town) for a couple of hours which brought us back to reality. The one good thing that came out of it though was we found a bizarre fountain that had frozen over (check photos to see). Thus ended our foray into Switzerland. It was expensive, depressing, freezing, warm, beautiful and welcoming all at the same time. Our next stop was Paris to give it another go!
Just to begin within, despite what many people think - Zürich is not the capital of Switzerland! Bern is the political capital, however Zürich is the largest city by far (Bern is sort of like Canberra in Australia). I arrived and started walking to the address of my couch and host, Mathias (I thought it was nearby, but it took me well over an hour). He seemed to be a friendly enough type, but I couldnt help notice that his flat seemed a bit odd, even at first ...
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Great location
We were in a quad room on the corner with 2 twin beds and a sofa double. The room was clean and spacious as was the bathroom. No air conditioning but they did provide a fan. We were on a busy street and it was noisy with the windows open, so bring ear plugs or ask for a room in the back. 10 minute walk from the train station and 5 minutes to the historical area. Wireless internet for 9 CHF for 30 minutes. Average breakfast buffet. In the room: hairdryer, toiletries, phone, TV, wonderful feather pillows, shower stall is deep enough to give a small child a bath. Friendly desk staff and a small elevator. Over priced as is the rest of the city, but I would stay there again.
Great value, great location
We travelled with two teens, got a great sunny quad room and the location was excellent. The hotel staff is incredibly helpful and can assist in numerous languages. 24-hour internet is convenient, and the rooms are spotlessly clean, modern and bright. Breakfast is generous and varied: rolls, croissants, fruit, yogurt, eggs, jams, etc. Would definitely go back.
Helpful staff and efficient service
My wife and I stayed 2 nights in Bristol. After a terrible experience with some arrogant French in Paris, Hotel Bristol was a complete paradise. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful. We had excellent excursions based on the recommendations of the ladies at the reception. The rooms were simply furnished but very clean. Fortunately, being close to the center we were able to walk to most tourist attractions. We had a very comfortable stay and would highly recommend this hotel to anyone.
Exceptional value in an expensive city
We paid approx. $120 a night based on a special holiday offer. We easily could have paid twice as much at what appeared to be similar hotels in the same area. We believe this was a great value, and would be a good deal even at what appears to be a more typical rate of around $150-$200/night for such a hotel in Zurich. The location is great - close to the train station and central area, but not stuck in the noisy bar area or above a restaurant.
Our room was clean and reasonably up to date (not worn) with a good shower (can be difficult to find in Europe). The hotel is not luxurious but we had no complaints. The hotel staff was helpful and pleasant. The breakfast was nothing great, but adequate.
We recommend considering this for business or pleasure in Zurich.
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We stayed in Zurich for 3 nights. We wanted a hotel that was not too far from the main station, not too far from the city centre, cosy, reasonnable priced and clean. We found it with the Hotel Bristol. I highly recommend it. The breakfast was wonderful and the ladies on reception were friendly, polite and always helpful!! If I was to go back to Zurich I would definetely stay there again!
We found the Bristol very convenient
We stayed at the Bristol twice, at the start and end of our rail tour of Switzerland. The best thing about the hotel is its location. It is a short walk from the main station and close to shopping and the old town. We were able to walk to most places. We found the double beds a tight fit in the small rooms we occupied but the bathrooms had showers that worked very well. Breakfast was adequate. All in all, we felt that we got what we paid for; no more, no less.
Good choice for the price
We stayed at the Bristol this past February. The Bristol is a short walk from the train station, Swiss National Museum, Hofbahnstrausse.
Our room was bright, clean and roomy ( we had a triple). The bath was nice, there was no tub and the shower stall was a little small. The staff was always friendly and helpful. You can buy tours right through the hotel. The breakfast was very small, just cereal, yogurt and croissants. You can pay extra and get eggs, omellettes, etc. We think this was a good choice for anyone on a budget as Zurich hotels are very expensive!
Pleased with the location
Taking a short break with two young teenagers, we wanted a central but quiet location. The Hotel Bristol was ideal as easy walking distance from main rail station. Although Zurich's tram system is fantastic we could easliy walk to the lake and the Old Town ( where most of the restautants are)
Family room was fine if a little basic, breakfast was good and plentiful. The well advertised friendliness was a bit lacking the weekend we were there but overall we were pleased with our choice.
Quite rooms. good breakfast, good location
We stayed for 1 night only (stop over between France and Italy).
Walking duistance (5 mins) from station. Romms were clean and tidy (a bit small)... but comfortable with a good sized (for european 2.5/3 star hotels).
Reception staff was "effecient" (to put it nicely).
The best thing was that they had cereal, real milk, fruit, eggs, and yoghurt for breakfast. Not sure why, but after some weeks of simply bread for breakfast at every other hotel... we really enjoyed the Bristol's breakfast.
I would reccommend the Bristol for a stopover like we did... kore than adequate.
No Frills B&B
Hotel Bristol should be classified more as a B&B rather than a hotel. There was no air-conditioning in the hotel and when I was there in early June, it was very hot and my family could not sleep at night. We were only offered a fan that did not function very well. The staff actually said that we should have been willing to spend more money and should have stayed at a 5-star hotel if we wanted air-conditioning. We had booked a quad room but the room looked more like a double room with 1 double bed and 2 single beds. Did not look anything like the room shown in the internet. The staff did not live up to the expectation as well. The description of this hotel in most websites mentioned ...."this hotel is known for its friendly staff". Do not know how they had come to this conclusion. The hotel may be central and close to town but that's all there is to it!


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