Dinkelacker CD-Pils

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

It has a few interesting hops and high notes there but otherwise this gets maxed out by the skunk-watery qualities which are suprisingly balanced with it. There is some graininess here as well. This one makes St Pauli Girl look stellar!

Not a very good example of a Classic German Pilsner. The aroma has grains and hops but they come off vegetal like it’s go hot peppers in it. And the taste is bad as well. Its starts out with an acceptable sweet maltiness and then quickly degenerates into an astringent bitterness and continues to get worse. I could swear there was some Cave Creek in here. The finish leaves you with a soap taste and a metal flavor. There is some earthy/oak flavor in their too but not near enough to save it. Thin palate. Avoid at all cost.

Thin yellow pils, head didn’t last long, nice hopped finish, but in general a mediocre beer.

Light yellow, no head. Mild, fruity aroma. Flavor is mostly dry, grassy hops with some notes of hay and a bit of sweetness. Pretty uneventful.

Pale yellow with a frothy white head, somewhat diminishing. Spicy saaz aroma. Some DMS but not out of range for the style. Spicy initial taste, with some bready malt.

(Bottle) Pours a clear yellow body with a large white head. Aroma of grain. Watery palate with very little flavor, some metallic and grain/wheat.

Clear golden color with an initial thick white head that slowly fades away. Aroma of malt, grass and a bit of hops. Flavor starts slightly sweet and quickly gives way to a crisp hop bitterness. Medium body. Light for my taste but very well made and an excellent example of the style. Great price also.

This beer is flat out terrible. Bitter and sour to an extreme. A poorly mass produced German brew. Horrible.