Weltenburger Kloster Barock Dunkel

500 ml. bottle. Reddish brown colour, wirh a brownish head that doesn’t last too long. Earthy aroma of caramel and dark fruits, with hints of chocolate. Rough but sweet flavor, taste is earthy, caramel, chocolate, raisins and fruits. This is one you can try again more than once.

Bottle. Pours brown with a large white head. Roasted malt, caramel, fruit and sugar. Smooth and bitter finish. It’s a nice dunkel.

Deep copper colour with a lasting off-white head. Aroma of toffee, bread and a hint of chocolate. Dry and malty flavour with lingering milk chocolate.

Poured this guys up and the smell was lovely.Had a nice husky smell. Dense but short lived tan head. Had a lovely taste. Thick roasty chocolate, sweet and malty. Its not an Ayinger but it was pretty stinking close in my mouth even with the differences. I like this one alot.

Bottle; pours a dark, reddish brown color with a small to medium, short lasting head. Aroma was pretty nice with caramel and dark fruit; some nuts and bread too. Flavor wasn’t as good as the aroma, but still it was solid. A lot of bread, with some fruit, caramel and cocoa. Palate came off a little rough and harsh.

30 cl draft. Clear amber colour with off-white head. Nothing to exciting about it.

Bottle. Low white and quickly disappearing head. Clear dark red brown body. Roasted barley malt aroma with caramel. Pretty sweet. Heavily carbonated barley malt cocoa caramel honey flavor. Long sweet aftertaste.

Bottle. The aroma is malty and light sweet, very soft touch of alcohol. The head is medium large, beige and foamy-creamy with a normal duration. The body is clear and red. The taste is light malty, some chocolate, but not really that strong. The body is light, dry and with a rather lively carbonation. A good drinkable Dunkel.