Cintra Mulata (Escura / Dark)

Brewed by Cervejarias Cintra
Style: Dunkel
Pirai and Mogi Mirim, Brazil

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Toasted malt in the nose and body. Soft carbonation and a creamy texture - goes down smooth. Surprised by this one. Not outstanding by any means, but enjoyable and easy going. A good session beer.

Lovely brown color and thin head. It’s more a mix between pale lager and schwarzbier, but it’s very easy to drink and not poor at all. Tasted this long time ago, must definately retaste if it’s not retired.

Bottled. Clear amber in color. Minor beige head. The aroma is hoppy and sweet. The flavor is dry and malty. There is a dry and malty aftertaste.

Dark ambar body and tan head. dark bread, with a hint of oporto tawny aroma. sweet and little bitter. dry and metalic finish. a medium beer.

Bottle 330ml. Amber color with a little tiny thin white head, is like a pilsen, well is a mix with dark and blond beers. The flavor is bitter and not good. Good to try, Cerveja ruim, cor amarronzada, uma espuma miserável, que nem aparece direito, sabor amargo e deixa aquele gosto de não quero mais...

Bottled (5.2%, brewed in Portugal, thanks omhper). Amber colour, small off-white head. Aroma is caramel malts, diacetyl, rye and grassy hops. Flavour is caramel malts and some hops in finish. Pleasant.

Bottled, alc. 5.2 %, brewed in Portugal (BB 04/2007)
Ruby red/brown color, small off-white head. Aroma has grassy hops, diacetyl and rye bread. Grassy, thin palate. Caramelly, a bit cheap flavor, but acceptable.

UPDATED: FEB 28, 2007 Bottled (5.2%, brewed by Drink In, Portugal). Nut brown, small creamy head. Dryish and toffeish, lightly grassy. Medium bodied with clean mouthfeel. Salty bitterish finish. Decent, but simplistic.

Pale amber colour, little head; malt, dust and roast aroma; sweetish taste with caramel and malt aromas; neutral finish with burnt and roast aromas. A beer with some good roastiness, but a little bland. Nothing like as good as Cintra Preta. This is not a dark lager, but an amber lager. Brewed in Portugal by Drinkin.

Bottle, 33cl. My was brewed in Portugal By Drink In, S.A, a subsidiary of Cervejas Cintra, a portuguese brewer from Santarem. Amber colour with a small beige head, mostly diminishing. Not much carbonation. Strong malt nose. Flavour is again roasted malt and coffee, with a slight hop finish. An easy to drink dunkel, probably the best beer of Cintra brewery.