According to BeerAdvocate this is classified as a Doppelbock.  It's lighter in color than most Doppelbocks.  Despite the lighter color (It's kind of copper in appearance) it's definitely malty.  I'd say it's caramel malt, a lot of it.  There seems to be a little fruitiness and there is definitely some sweetness.  The mouth-feel is medium skewing towards full with light carbonation.  The alcohol content is a whopping 11%, and it's not entirely hidden.  That being said, the alcohol isn't too annoying and in fact this beer is relatively smooth.  I definitely like it, after all it's smooth and malty.  However, it is a bit much, a bit strong to be more specific and although it is tasty, it doesn't seem too complex.  I don't mind uncomplex brews at all, especially when they are sessionable, but this is too strong to be a session beer, and a little strong considering its lack of complexity.  But, that could just be a me problem.  At any rate, it's definitely a good beer in my opinion especially so if you like caramel malt, just not a great one.   

Bottle Cap

Brewery Website

BeerTripper Rating

http://www.kulmbacher.de/

Alcohol Concentration

11.00

Doppelbock

Lager