Dinkelacker CD-Pils

Brewed by Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu (InBev)
Style: Classic German Pilsener
Stuttgart, Germany

On tap. Pours a clear, light golden yellow with a thin white head. Light, grassy aroma. There was a touch of hops present in the flavor. Average brew. Easy to drink, but then again so is water.

Clear pale yellow color with a medium frothy white head. Aroma of sweet corn and light honey. Sweet grain flavor with light hints of honey.

Sampler from bottle. Clear bottle means, yup, any individual bottle of this beer is subject to skunking. I had a whiff of skunk in my li’l cup, but it went away. Light yellow color, a bit hazy. Decently bitter. Not much to say beyond that.

I tried this in a mini home keg. It was an OK german brew. Good for daily drinking. Not the best example of a german pilsner but a good one.

Bottle. Pours yellow with a large white head. Aroma of grain, grassy hops, and straw. Flavor is bitter, grainy, straw-like. Thin body, weak. Not anything good.

Bottled. Clear, pale yellow pour, strong rocky white head. Malty aroma, have to strain to detect it, though. Mild bitterness, a little hoppiness in the back of the throat. Malty sweetness is tasty but isn’t balanced well with those hops. Soft mouthfeel, and a little tingly, but very watery. Drinkable but disappointing - this ‘Silberhälsle’ is yet another boring pils.

12oz bottle. Pours a clear crisp yellow color with a white foamy head. Nose is straw and grass with some light caramel and sweet malt. Palate is crisp with a bit of thickness to it. Flavor is kinda dirty and stale, with light sweet malt hints and a touch of straw.

Clear gold > no head which is disappointing. Good malty backbone. Seemingly lots of good flavor but all changed as this one warmed up a bit. Funny / skunky aftertaste. Not very appealing.