Dinkelacker Dark

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

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

Bottle best i’ve had from this company. Pours a light brown body with some malty caramel aromas. A little like a bock but more like a pils. Not bad for shop rite.

Draught at Schnitzelhaus Tampa. Cola brown body with a smallish white head. Dissipates quickly and leaves minimal lacing. Nose of nutty bread, caramel, molasses, chocolate and malt. Flavor profile carries over all of that, with the focus on the malts and nutty notes. Pretty damn tasty beer, actually, and quite a bit underrated in my books. Medium bodied, could use a little more heft but probably pretty true to style. Finish is medium-long, nuts, caramel and sweet malts play out. Surprising.

A fairly rich aroma with a bit of molasses. Quite light and easy, but has a good sweeness in the finish, maybe a hint of chocolate. Good stuff.

Bottle. Pours a brown with a frothy head and aromas of sweet malt and grain dust. Flavor is toffee and sweet malt with touches of dark fruit, but sits short on complexity.

Pours dark red/brown with a tan head. Aroma of sweet caramel and malt. Taste of caramel, fruit, and malt. Finish is smooth. Body is medium and carbonation is light.

Eyes: Good dark red color! the head is great in the first look. Nouse: good cereal aroma is present with a little touch of caramel and coffe. Mouse: Bitttter, with full body, great flavor a good german dunkel!

Very deliscious, it was a little sweet and heavy. I like the hoppy flavour and the brown colour. A little alcoholic.

bottle.aroma-typical green bottle smell, kind of skunky and not much else.dark red color and little head. Nice smooth drinker. Raisin, caramel and some malty hops.Nothing outstanding but a very good drinker.