Calvors Dark Lager

Brewed by Calvors
Style: Dunkel
Ipswich, England

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Bottle bought at Baileys Delicatessen, Beccles. Pours a dark amber, a little ruby red with a carbonated off-white head. The aroma is quite a rich malty chocolate with a little sweet fruitiness. Light and a touch oily over the tongue, the initial taste is yeasty and slightly fruity then a malty dusting of cocoa sweetness appears which gradually fades into a cheap chocolate aftertaste. I’m genuinely stunned by this beer, as I was expecting much more of a caramel taste but it’s the chocolate and malty flavours that shine here. Rather good and from Suffolk (where I’m staying as I write this review) too.

Druaght at Euston Tap, London. Dark amber, small head. Malty aroma, roasted. Malty flavor, bready, some chocolate.

Draught @ Euston Tap, 190 Euston Road, London, Greater London, England NW1 2EF.

Clear medium to dark brown amber colour with a average, frothy, good lacing, mostly lasting, off-white head. Aroma is moderate malty, caramel, bread, toffee, earthy notes. Flavor is moderate to light heavy sweet and light moderate bitter with a average to long duration, caramel, nutty. Body is medium, texture is oily, carbonation is soft. [20111230]

Cask at Euston tap Dark amber. Small head. Mashy and grainy aroma. Sweet and roasted flavour with alow bitterness. Light body

On cask at Euston Tap. Diacetyl not great butter and toffee bit watery in mouth ugh

From tap at Euston Tap. Pours dark brown, clear and golden deep orange glare with a small white head. Aroma is roasted dark malty and breadish. Roasted dark malty, toffee and dry caramelish. Bitter, dark roasted and toffee malty finish.

Draught@Euston Tap, London. Deep amber colour, not much for a head. Aroma is caramel, malts and some mild bitter notes. Flavour is caramel, malts and some mild bitterness.

Dark copper/brown color. Light tan, small, head that quickly turns to a thin layer of bubbles. No lacing. Malty aromas with a roasted nut character. A slight bit of vanilla. Very sharp carbonic bite up front. Follow that up with a bit of sweet maltiness. Pretty watered down roasted flavor. Thin. It’s alright.

A - Light toasted nuts and caramel A - Dark amber with thin head T - Sweet with slight bitter P - Mid O - Interesting

UPDATED: DEC 30, 2011 Keg at Euston Tap’s Black Friday. Pours clear, red-brown with a white, foamy head. Caramel, toast, faint rubber, toasty sugar. Light to medium bodied with fine to average carbonation. Sweet finish, bits of caramel and toast. Pleasant.