Dübels Brücker

Formerly brewed at Bavaria-St.Pauli-Brauerei (Carlsberg)
Style: Dunkel
Hamburg, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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Dusty malt nose, candy sugar like nose and color. Medium head. Strong medium sweet and malty taste.

(Bottle 50 cl) Apparently brewed from the devils own recipe... Nothing diabolic about it though. The malt provides a pretty, reddish brown colour. Flavour is dominated by the roasted malt. But mainly dry and bitter with a weak, underlying sweetness. Full-bodied and quite nice. 300600

A red-brown beer with a fine white head. The aroma is sour malty with notes of caramel. The flavor though is sweet malty with notes of caramel and straw.

Bottled: Amber coloured. Beige head. Malt with notes of choco. Malty and watery flavour with notes of caramel. Is watery in the aftertaste.

Weak brew with a rather watery start and middle. Slightly malty in finish. Boring and uninteresting palate. Some watery aftertaste.

Brown coloured. Very bready aroma with notes of cookies.Malty and rather sweet flavour with some bitterness in the metallic finish. Slightly thin.

Bitter and very dry. Aromas of musty hops. Alcoholic aroma even though it’s only 4.9% and not very dark -- a medium brown. I’ve got good creamy foam. Not a whole lot there. It’s brewed with hop extract -- no hops.

A relatively strong aroma, but a little foul somehow. Dusty too. The color is clear carmel. A mild, sweet taste predominates. Slightly bitter and woody finish. Very thin body - too thin. Large bubbles and no head. Enjoyable, but this is a cheap beer posing a something special. Just above average.