Dinkelacker CD-Pils

Bottle split two ways with a coworker. Pours golden in color with a small to medium off white head. Aroma of grain, mild noble hops. Taste is lighly bready and doughy, with light honey, grassy noble hops, light hop bitterness in the finish. clean, and somewhat crisp. Very light skunkiness in the aroma, not so much in the flavor.

Light, clear, gold color with a big white head. Aroma is malty with bready notes, caramel, and straw. Flavor is corny and bread doughy with a mild grassiness and a significant metallic note in the finish. Thin bodied, rather sweet, somewhat refreshing. Nothing to see here.

12 oz. bottle. Pours a golden color with a light white head. Not overly malty, some subtle bread flavors. Goes down easy enough. Light to medium bodied. Finishes pretty easy.

Source: 12 oz bottle.
Glass: Poured into a standard pint glass.
Appearance: Clear gold color with a two finger white head.
Aroma: Grains and bread with grassy and earthy hops.
Flavor: A bit watery, but a solid hop presence. Pleasant bitter finish.
Palate: Light body with solid carbonation and a clean mouthfeel.
Overall: Good beer. Very drinkable but not exciting.

Bottle. Just a nice, cheap, readily available Pils in the heart of Germany. Clean drink, nothing spectacular.

Tap at a German restaurant. This beer had some flavor and a touch of barnyard funk. Just into med bodied. Nice, clean malt flavor with a definite hop nip on the finish. I had 2. Went well with the German food.

Another maybe tasted late beer. Yellow colour with mid early head... Yeasty taste not so pleasent... Bad lager...

bottle. Clear yellow colour, mid-sized quickly disappearing white head. Hoppy nose. Medium-bodied with a shy malty base and resiny/grassy hops that add quite some bitterness. Quite nice, actually.