Šariš Tmavé 11%

Brewed by Pivovary Topvar - Pivovar Šariš (SABMiller)
Style: Dunkel
Velký Šariš, Slovak Republic

Bottle: Deep ruby-amber coloured, thick creamy beige head that slowly collapses; sweet aroma of roasted malt and molasses; light to moderate sweet flavour, light bodied; light roast-malty bitterness in the light to moderate sweet finish. Not unpleasant.......

Draught in Párkány/Sturovo, Slovakia. Dark brown colour with pale brown head. Lots of dried fruits in aroma along with dried plums or darker berries and old thermos coffee. Lots of butterscotch and tad youghurty due to long keg life in the pub. Bit coffee and quite some dried fruits again, and a mellow darkness all along, before a low, yet subtle bitterness sets in. Low-medium bodied.

Almost black, with a high brown head. Aroma is not very strong, with roasty notes. Flavour is very rich for that extract, with a strong, roasty bitterness.

Bottled from Velky Meder. Dark mahagony color, with thick ut unfortunately quickly diminishing rownish head. Nose isplum and roasted malts. a lot! Aroma is dried plums and roasted malts. Flavour is somewhat sweetened and dominating soft roast. Very nice brew in good balance. Best Slovakian beer so far.

many 50cl bottles at the underground pub of university of Bratisalva. pours dark brown, light beige head. aroma and taste, light roasted malts, hints of caramel for a very sweet palate and some chocolate. Easy to drink, and enjoyed this oen a lot better than the other available pilseners.

0.5 liter draft at Wolker Beer & Wine & Restaurant in Bratislava, Slovak Republic for 1.20 Euro. Very good.

4.1 % ABV. as mentioned before several times. Dark brown color with creamy, mostly lasting beige head. Sweet roasted coffee, dark chocolate, mild prunes, slight coke character, molasses in the aroma. Sweet roasted coffee, chocolate, caramel, molasses flavors with underlying dried fruits. Roasted dry finish. Medium bodied, balanced, lively, but gentle carbonation. Balanced, delicate, remarkable slovakian dunkel. Re-rate: Nice dark brown appearance with poorly lasting and lacing, light brown head. The aroma is something between milk chocolate and coffee, with nutty and almost coke-like feel. The flavor is tasty and balanced, maybe has a bit too artifical sweetness. Decent carbonation with light but not too watery body. Not a bad one if u want to experiment with slovak industrial-mass beers. ;)

Pours a deep red colour with a light brown head. Sweet roasted malt with hints of chocolate and licorice. Sweet in the finish with a light bitterness. It’s an OK beer just lacking balance to give a higher rating.