Penn Dark Lager Beer

Wonderful beer. Glad I ordered this. Went to a new restaurant with my wife today, it was really a nice place. It was an Italian joint and they had a huge wine list. So I was like "What kind of beers do you have?" Turns out they have a good list of beers too. I went with this because I’d never had it before. Poured a dark brown with practically no head. My wife had a pepsi, and this was a couple shades darker than the pepsi. Smelled of roasted malts and earth, tasted much the same though a little more pronounced with the malty taste. Great mouthfeel, went down smooth with no unpleasant aftertaste or dryness. Really glad I tried it, I’ll be trying this one again in the future. Went great with the porterhouse steak. Serving type: bottle

a textbook dunkel from penn brewing co, the appearance is dark brown with brownish head. it has caramel aroma and a flavor that is distinctly munich malt. a light session brew with a moderate mixing of roasted barley, caramel and munich malt, quite enjoyable.

Draught at the WBF in Raleigh. Brown-red appearance, with a hint of sugary-caramel in aroma. Flavor is similar, with maybe even a tad of chocolate. Overall, a watery finish, and very unimpressive.

12 oz bottle...Root beer -diet Pepsi color no true lasting head...sweet malt... smells faint in general, so defined as weak in the nose department....has molasses, bitter notes but thin palate and watered down flavor...mild carbonation...it has a sour caramel thing happening in the mid-palate...and Frank smells blackberries?

Reddish brown pour with minimal foam head. Great malt front with caramel notes which moves into the pallet. I guess what I like about this is the overall drinkability. A bit of roasted notes and some sweetness give this a nice body and flavor. Try on tap if you can.