Weltenburger Kloster Barock Dunkel

Clear amber color with a nice head - very nice taste of caramel and malts - nice berer

Very dark red colour with a thick beige head that crawls up in the bottle already. A fresh malty to earthy, somewhat yeasty aroma with coffee notes too. Nutty, woody flavour of roasted caramel leading to a bittersweet finish. This beer may not be exceedingly complex or experimental, but it’s simply a mighty fine Dunkel.

Tallahassee, Fl. - Market Square Liquors - 500 ml bottle - pours a deep dark caramelly brown with a soft white head that leaves a hint of lacing. Solid, fresh aroma with hints of dates and molasses. Flavor is rib sticking and subtly sweet with out being cloying. Hints of raisins, baked brown bread and molasses make this a most delectable, solid Dunkel and a good representative of the style. Medium-thickish mouthfeel. Good, solid session material.

draught at Kloster Weltenburg. Clear dark brown colour, large beigehead. Malty nose. Full-boided, flavours of malt, roasted malt, caramel and toffee. Shy hoppy flavours in the finish. A very nice beer, ideal to accompany the Weltenburg Klosterwurst.

Aroma is soft chocolate caramel cola of good Munich malt,taste is slightly sweet malt with a hint of caramel syrup,a mild carbonic bite snaps at you,a little distracting,given the subtleness of the flavors . Probaly much better in Germany

Bottle. Colour is dark brown, clearish. Foamy head. Aromas is very sweet, sugar. Flavor has yeast, sweetnes, toffee, roasted malt. Overall taste is very thin.

On tap at Kleine Bierstuge, Århus. Pours a clear dark brown with an off-white head. Sweet with lots of cereal aromas. Malty with aromas of caramel and some toasted malt notes. Highish carbonation. Mediu to light body. Some residual sugars.

28.02.2009, 0,5l Bottle. The colour is dark brown, off-white head. Aroma is sweet roasted varamel malt. Nice hoppy flavour. Its almost creamy.