Březňák Tmavé Výčepní Pivo 10°

Brewed by Pivovar Velké Březno - Breznak (Heineken)
Style: Dunkel
Velké Březno, Czech Republic

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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(Bottled, 3.8% ABV) Clear, deep dark red color, medium head. Sweet caramel-malty, but also dry rye bread aroma. Sweetish, caramel-malty flavor that fades away into slight sourness. Very smooth, creamy, buttery and filling, softly carbonated palate. A nice brew for those who prefer drier czech dunkels. Has the same problem as Timothy Taylor Landlord: an almost perfect sample of its class, high-quality, smooth and sophisticated - but has very little personality. Maybe one of the world's easiest drinkable beers.

Der Körper ist Schwarz mit Rotstich, die Schaumkrone hält nicht so gut. Geschmacklich röstmalzig- kaffeeartig, malzig und etwas säuerlich. Im Nachgeschmack ist es etwas stärker im Geschmack aber fast ohne malzigkeit und säuerlichkeit. Zum Ende hin etwas besser als am Anfang. Fazit: Nur "Trinkbar". Test vom 24.3.2009, Gebinde: Glasflasche Noten: 10,7,6,8,11,7 - 7,50

Bottle from Bigbox Twist Germany. Black, some dimonishing head, off white. Aroma is sweet, some malts. Sweet in the taste,light to medum bodied, with a reasonabkle finish. Nice schwarzbier, towards the finish iof the bottle more taste shows up, also more bitterness. not bad.

dough, floral, chocolate, bubblegum, butterscotch, brown, rocky head, hazy, medium sweetness, medium bitterness, heavily sour, full body, creamy, oily feel, bitter,

Big frothy tan head, dark brown body. Creamy, roasted rye bread, dark hops, earthy. Easily drinkable but not overly flavourful. Light carbonation. Clearly made for session drinking and in that respect it does well, giving enough aroma and a mild access alcoholic, pleasant experience. As a beer geek there’s not much to find though. Decent for sure. (50cl bottle at Kafe België)

Single bottle purchased from a Netto Market in Altenberg, Germany on 11/30/2011. Colour: Dark brown or slightly black with medium stable head. Nose: Lots of cocoa powder and caramel, and some campfire smoke. All of these not overpowering though. Taste: Medium sweet, light bitter, medium-light sour. Caramel again present but also a warming vanilla trace. Weak coffee is evident but the smoke has disapeared. Drinkable.

Half liter bottle stating Breznak Schwarzbier on the label. It pours amber mahogany with tan head. The aroma offers up yummy dark roasted malts, dark roasted coffee beans and some lightly scorched toffee. The taste is just as flavorful as the aromatics have suggested. I get fully dark roasted malts mixing with a blend of black strap molasses, toffee and dark roasted coffee. I’m diggin’ this little 3.8% ABV brew. It leaves a mix of toffee and dark roasted coffee lingering deep into the after taste.

Bottle @ home. Aroma is roasty malt ,some spices. Flavour is coffee, roasted malt, dry. A bit watery but nice.

Bottle at home. Dark prown pour, solid off-white head. Aroma is roasty and ashy, some sugary malts. Flavor is watery, roasty and slightly burnt. Quite drinkable.

(Bottle 15/10-2011) [Breznak schwarzbier 3.8%] Low light brown head, clear dark almost black color, fit body, slightly sweet. BB date 30.12.2011.

Serveret fra flaske. Sidste anvendelsesdato: 19. marts 2008, så lageret en godt 3,5 år. Meget mørkerød øl med stabilt skum, sødlig duft og meget sødlig smag. Ikke nogen speciel smag dog.