Which beer style typically has an ABV range of 9-14?

Eisbock is indeed the beer style that typically has an Alcohol by Volume (ABV) range of 9-14%. This style is a strong, malty lager that originates from Germany. Eisbock is created by freezing a bock beer and removing the ice, which concentrates the remaining liquid, resulting in a higher alcohol content and a richer flavor profile. This unique production method gives Eisbocks their notably higher ABV compared to many other styles.

Doppelbocks, also originating from Germany, tend to have a lower ABV range of about 7-12%. Although they are strong lagers, they don't reach the higher end of the ABV spectrum as Eisbocks do. Schwarzbier is a dark lager with an ABV typically around 4.5-5.5%, while Kellerbier, an unfiltered and often somewhat stronger lager, usually has an ABV of around 4.5-6.5%. Therefore, Eisbock stands out with its distinctive higher alcohol content and unique brewing technique.