THOUGHTS: Not a bad beer, but not great either. Just a so, so dunkel. It was probably quite good once, but age ha taken its toll, because the flavor starts great, but then falls apart and it smelled nice except for the underlying skunk. TECHNICAL: Bottle. Poured a clear, dark, brownish red with a small to average, off-white head that mostly diminished and left fair lacing. The aroma was moderate roasted, nutty and caramel malt, along with hint of chocolate, slight skunk and cola. The initial flavor was moderately sweet; while the finish was light to moderately sweet, lightly acidic and moderately bitter with a short duration. There was roasted, caramel and nutty malt, then metal and a little skunk. The light to medium body was mostly watery with fairly soft carbonation and a metallic, slightly chalky, light astringent finish.

Light brown translucent color. Malty, musty and cork aroma. Taste has caramel and coffee notes with a somewhat flat palate.

dark amber beer under a small creamy beige head. lightnutty, caramel aroma. flavors of brown sugar, and sweet tea. again, a bit overdue but reminiscent of what used to be a decent dunkel.

Bottle. Dark amber in color, lasting tan head. Caramel, fresh baked bread, almost has a banana nut bread nose to it. Some toffee in the taste with plums and other dark fruits.