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DB Double Brown

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RATINGS: 18   MEAN: 1.59/5.0   WEIGHTED AVG: 1.93   EST. CALORIES: 120   ABV: 4%
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Double Brown is a full flavoured naturally fermented bitter beer, with a distinctive malty character.


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   AROMA 2/10   APPEARANCE 2/5   TASTE 2/10   PALATE 1/5   OVERALL 3/20
sx_fusion (8) - NEW ZEALAND - FEB 7, 2012 does not count
It’s bad but not "that" bad... prefer this to both ranfurley and waikato I think.

2.3
   AROMA 4/10   APPEARANCE 3/5   TASTE 4/10   PALATE 3/5   OVERALL 9/20
Ungstrup (23961) - Oamaru, NEW ZEALAND - MAR 28, 2011
Draft in a pitcher. A brown beer with a thin off-white head. The aroma has notes of nuts, malt, metal, and caramel. The flavor is sweet with notes of nuts, caramel, malt, and metal, leading to a dry finish.

2.9
   AROMA 3/10   APPEARANCE 3/5   TASTE 2/10   PALATE 2/5   OVERALL 19/20
DirtyPissHead (4) - NEW ZEALAND - MAR 19, 2009 does not count
At roughly $1 NZ (around 20 cents US) for a 330ml 4% tin you can get drunk without blowing your benefit. Also comes in 440ml 6 packs for when you’re really on the skids. Tastes a bit crap so drink it as fast as possible.

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   AROMA 3/10   APPEARANCE 2/5   TASTE 2/10   PALATE 2/5   OVERALL 3/20
donfardz64 (538) - Wellington, New Zealand, NEW ZEALAND - JAN 9, 2009
Pours amber, white head. Aroma is sweet, malty. Taste much the same. One dimensional, boring. Clean finish.

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   AROMA 4/10   APPEARANCE 2/5   TASTE 5/10   PALATE 2/5   OVERALL 8/20
sunevdj (2490) - Copenhagen OE, DENMARK - MAR 19, 2008
Pours a clear light brown with a frothy diminishing head. Light sweetness and bitterness. Malty aromas of caramel. Hint of citric hopsaromas. Light bodied. Thin mouthfeel. Average carbonation. Dry finish.

1.8
   AROMA 3/10   APPEARANCE 3/5   TASTE 3/10   PALATE 2/5   OVERALL 7/20
Plimmer (251) - Frederiksberg, DENMARK - FEB 19, 2008
Can 33cl. Dark amber clear body with medium size white head. Sweet caramel in the nose. Very neutral flavour with a sweet aftertaste.

1.8
   AROMA 4/10   APPEARANCE 3/5   TASTE 3/10   PALATE 2/5   OVERALL 6/20
Papsoe (22987) - Frederiksberg, DENMARK - FEB 8, 2008
(Can 33 cl) Clear, amber golden with a small, off-white head. Light aroma of caramel and brewing cereal. Thin and watery body with only minimal flavours, a little caramel and a little cardboard. The finish is a little sweet. I remember this as one of my favourites when I was last in New Zealand 20 years ago. Oh dear. A lot has happened since then - probably both with Double Brown and with my palate. 290108

0.9
   AROMA 3/10   APPEARANCE 1/5   TASTE 1/10   PALATE 1/5   OVERALL 3/20
leachiman (3) - NEW ZEALAND - OCT 26, 2007 does not count
This must be one of the worst beers on the New Zealand market. I suggest you only drink it if there is no other beers left.

0.9
   AROMA 2/10   APPEARANCE 1/5   TASTE 2/10   PALATE 1/5   OVERALL 3/20
golubeer (51) - Auckland, NEW ZEALAND - OCT 4, 2007
Absolute rubbish. Never will drink unless no beer is left other than this and I still probably won’t drink this. AVOID

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   AROMA 3/10   APPEARANCE 2/5   TASTE 3/10   PALATE 1/5   OVERALL 5/20
beerledgend (1050) - Waterloo, Wellington, NEW ZEALAND - MAY 13, 2007
Can. Malt biscuit aroma, dark orange in colour with thin white head, that dissapeared quickly. Sweet malt caramel flavour. Not bad but not good either.


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