Weltenburger Kloster Barock Dunkel

Brewed by Klosterbrauerei Weltenburg
Style: Dunkel
Kelheim, Niederbayern, Germany

Reddish brown in color with a creamy off white head. Rich caramel, coffee, chocolate aroma. Dark roasted malt flavor with hints of bitter baker’s chocolate. A dunkel with plenty of character.

Bottle. Nice dark brown with hints of red decent pour nice carbonation. Excellent light caramel and malt flavor not overly sweet but just well balanced. Excellent. A come back to kind of dark beer.

Bottle. A strong malty aroma of chocolate and coffee. Dark reddish brown color with nice head. A sweet carmelly flavor and a wonderful balance. One of the best dunkles I have ever had!

Bottled. Dark brown/ruby colour with beige bubbly head. Halfbitter caramellish nose with weak malty notes. Roasted sugar, old coffee and caramel in flavour. Sticky palate.

Bottle. Nice brown pour with a relatively thin brown head. Looks like the Doppelbock. Smells like chocolate, caramel and coffee. The taste was great for a low alcohol beer with a terrific caramel and wine mouthfeel. What a pleasant surprise.

(on bottle; thanx Yogi) Brandy brown, maybe at bit darker. Aroma of malts and a twik of sour mash. The coarbonation is high, but is balanced good by a fist full of good malts. Has a child-like, milkchocolately finish; my kid at 1 year diged it a lot.

Pours a deep dark brown and mostly hazy with a moderate head and good lacing. Aroma is at first- sweet and slightly aromatic/munich malt. Then turns to caramel and a hint of fruitiness and chocolate. Flavor has a lot of munich and choclate with just a hint of bitter hops in the end to make it smooth. Very nice dunkel. Im sure this was on the shelf for a while but somehow it tasted really fresh- just like the ones I used to drink in germany.

Bottle. A chocolate and coffee malt aroma. Reddish brown color with small head. Sweet chocolate malt flavor with only slight bitterness. Not a great deal of body. Nice but on the weak side.