Schell Dark

Brewed by August Schell Brewing Company
Style: Dunkel
New Ulm, Minnesota USA

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

Clear brown, no head. Caramell sweetness and just a touch of hops to balance. Slightly metallic but not bad. A bit sticky but not to thick in texture and a little fizzy. This is surprisingly malty for cheap beer and very drinkable.

Don’t put it in clear bottles dumbfucks. This one was fresh, but skunky and the base beer was nothing to get excited for.

UPDATED: OCT 2, 2011 This is my second rating on this beer. First time through was was 3.1 now it’s a full point lower. Despite what others may say I like the old school clear bottle pssst...it really doesn’t affect the taste if it doesn’t sit on the shelf forever...this one must have beenon the shelf, a long, long time.

Among the worst dark beers ever. A dark beer shouldn’t taste like Miller High Life but in a clear bottle, what do you expect.

Dark color pour with a foamy head. Aroma of booze and copper. Flavor is weak and forgettable. Thanks Josh!

Bottle. Dark brown pour, minimal carbonation and a little sweet brown sugar on the aroma. Flavor is stale malt, sugar and that was about it. Not a big fan.

Poured from 12oz bottle, pours amberish with a thin head, aroma and flavor are of caramel and nuts, overall the body is thin and passable, no thanks.

Pours hazy brown with off white head, aroma has some nuts, caramel. Taste is some sweet caramel, touch of spice, some roast. Average, pretty thin.