Tegernseer Dunkel Export

Brewed by Herzoglich Bayerisches Brauhaus Tegernsee
Style: Dunkel/Tmavý
Tegernsee, Germany

Serve in Dimpled mug, Lager glass, Stein

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500ml bottle shared at garden and birthday party in Hausham. Slightly cocoa smell. Deep mahogany body under a thin tan head. Mild chocolate, fresh bread and nuts in a rather complex flavour. Touch of roasted dark malt in the aftertaste (19.06.2007).

Good, brownish head over deep-amber beer. Nutty, bready nose, autumn leaves, sweet and very malty. Nutty malts taste (maybe slightly aged?), ending on chestnut flour. Though also a bit woody, mainly one big malt explosion. Very slick, even when not very well-bodied. Long-ish sweetish aftertaste. OK Dunkel, on the sweet side.

clear and bright amber-brown colour with a solid stable beige head; gentle aroma of butter and caramel; sweet and medium-bodied, some tartness due to the rather high carbonation; moderately dry and malty finish - not much to say on this modest beer

Aroma of roasted caramel malt and fruitiness (grapes/raisins). Clear, amber-brown coloured with a minimal off-white head. Taste is sweet, caramel malty and fruity with some grainy notes. Quite nice. Light bodied, easy drinking stuff.

From A Bottle.Chestnut brown in colour with a medium head,aroma is of malt and smoke,taste is malty with a light sweetness and a metal like finish.

Bottle: Darker amber coloured with a rocky beige head; roastmalty nose with a tinge of fruitiness (raisins); mild malty or nutty taste with a little metallic tinge; malty, caramelly finish; not bad at all, maybe a bit thinnish....

(bottle) Amber colour with a big fluffy off-white head. Earthy roastmalty nose with notes of caramel and nuts. Roastmalty nutty taste with a slightly bitterhoppy finish. A light but fine summertime Dunkel.

Bottle. Nutty brown with a disappearing head. Aromas are clean fresh and nutty with hints of cocoa. Flavours are light roast malts with a burnt toffee base. Fairly nutty and hoppy. Its a bit too light in character for a dunkel, but is a decent beer nonetheless.

Bottled. A chestnut brown coloured dunkel with little head. The aroma is on the thin side with only a little nuttiness. The taste is also thin with only a little caramel and nut coming through. I thought it seemed too cold (drank @ The Criterion Leicester) and maybe suffered for that? But not a good dunkel.

Bottle at the Criterion, Leicester. I was disappointed with this product. Slightly bland Dunkel. Smooth, clean choc, but can’t escape from the fact that it’s lagered and is very quick and ckean. I still like drinking stuff like this this, but it’s just not a great beer.