Atwater Dunkel

Brewed by Atwater Block Brewery
Style: Dunkel
Detroit, Michigan USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

Pours dark reddish brown with a fully receding fluffy tan head. Aroma of clean malt, dark dough, light toffee. Taste is dry, lightly bitter from the roasted malt, but overall very thin tasting with a stale finish. Could have used more malt and body. Mouthfeel is thin to medium bodied with soft, moderate carbonation. A decent dunkel.

Bottle..nice dark black color with good head that lasted thru out...nice lacing on glass...not too much on aroma, could detect a little of the roastedness, slight choc...nice taste, but nothing that really sets this apart from others in this catagory...a nice drink, but looking for more

A nice dunkel, with a nose of baked cookies and caramel. The palate is a pleasant blend of malty chocolate and caramel. Lightly sweet, rather than overpowering, evened out with the alcohol dryness that is just at the level of conscious awareness.

its thin, flat tasting, low malts quality. It taste more like a cola than a dark lager. Caramel flavor is not very apparent. not really worth your money

Dark, with a massive fizzy head that slowly fades. Sweet, with a thin malty body. definite caramel and toffee flavors as well. Light on the hops. Finished clean.

On draft at sharp edge creekhouse. Pours a mahogany color with a small off-white head. Aroma of dark roasty malts, caramel and some brown sugar. Flavor is medium body and quite smooth with a slight bitter hop finish.

4 oz sample, World Expo of Beer. Frankenmuth, MI. May 19th 2007. 27th brew of the festival.

Inviting pour with large, fizzy off-white head atop a dark brown body. Aroma of caramel, molasses, straw. Light hops. The flavor is moderately sweet and moderatley acidic. Very light bitterness in the finish. Thin texture, average carbonation. Overall, a crisp, easy-to-drink beer, though nothiing to distinguish itself.