Ayinger Altbairisch Dunkel

Poured with a thick, lasting head and a deep coffee color. Tasted of molasses and as the description said, plums. The beer was highly enjoyable, and finished without a bitter finish.

Dark amber in color with a small off-white head. Slightly bitter, could be a little maltier. Thick mouthfeel.

Bottle (500ml). Poured glowing clear deep mahogany with a small off-white head. It’s a mild nose, but there’s peaty malt, some darker fruits, a bit raisiny. Taste is syrupy dark fruits and roast malt, there’s a bit of chocolate and plum in there, again a slight earthiness, but this finishes like a dry white wine, not as long or malty a finish as other dunkels I’ve had. Very pleasant, I’d drink it again.

Excellent beer. Rich amber color. Off white head. Nose is full of tomatoes. Dusty malts. Nice simple sweetness. Slight raisin. Flavors are powerful. Deep rich slight roastiness is primary. Slight ketchup on the edges. Tart and sweet all at once. Murky dryness in the finish. Kepps going. Carbonated evenly. This beer is excellent.

(Bottle 50 cl) Dark brown, clear beer with a light brownish head. Lovely malty character with some light caramel- and toffee notes. Very clasical for it’s style, but a bit too heavily carbonated. 010502

White Medium head with brownish light color. Malted taste with a little coffee.

This was a great beer. Dark redish color woth a smooth creamy head. Malty sweet rich dark character. Hops are not present as to style. Medium mouthfeel clean easy drinking beer and I want another. I make this out to be the snickers of all beers. It has al the great flavors chcolate and carlmel mixed.

Pours a very dark amber body. Aroma is earthy and chocolately but also caramel. Flavor is the same. Finishes extremely smooth, but almost feels watery. It avoids it because there’s complexity here. Good stuff.