Dinkelacker Dark

Brewed by Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu
Style: Dunkel/Tmavý
Stuttgart, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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12 ounce bottle purchased at World Market Pembroke Pines, FL for $1.99 Not bad.

Pours dark red with minimal lacing. Aroma is of mild caramel and dark fruit. Flavor is creamy sweet, sort of like a milk-chocolate caramel blend with a smooth finish. Mediocre; flavorful but lacking complexity.

poured a deep brown with a thin head. Upon tasting, it was entirely too sweet for my taste. Overpowering malt flavor and sugur sweetness. Not terrible, but not great either.

Bottle. Pours an almost cola brown, which was an ironic bit of foreshadowing, with a thin white head. Aroma of very sweet malt, and little else. The slight malt taste carries over to the mouth where it is joined with a good deal more soda like sweetness and an incredibly thin watery body. Finish is a bit of a letdown too, and features a slight metallic tang.

Pours a nice brown. Flavor of nuts, caramel and malts. Light body. Surprisingly flavorful without strong roasted notes.

Nice and flavorful, fairly sweet beer. Dark and malty with a pleasant aftertaste.

Draught at the Flying Saucer, dark and malty with red brown color. Small head, aroma was sweet , taste was zesty but left something missing.

(Bottle). Sweet malty aroma, some hay. Dark reddish brown body, small light tan head. Flavor is sweet, sugary caramel. A bit too sweet.

Poured a brownc olor with an off white head. Aroama was caramelly and some chocolate. Flavor was very watery and some caramel, thats about the only thing that stands out

This is a nice dunkel. Dark, medium brown, it has a smallish off-white head steadily shrinking to a wispy top. The smell is sweet brown bread, toast, leaves, hay, hint of pine. The taste is dryish with toasted crust, leaves, hints of cola and root beer, a bit zesty, clean, very pleasant, but still a little on the bland side, yet very drinkable.