Dinkelacker CD-Pils

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

Straw pour with some aroma and tastes of hopcit and some honey and spice. Crisp finish. Not bad.

Spicey straw and slight skunky aroma; slightly sweet front end and a dry finish; thin and watery; weak malt background and overly bitter for a pils

Bottle. Strong barley malt aroma - slightly sour and skunky. Golden yellow color with little head. Sour malt flavor with mild hops finish. Decent average German pils.

Pours a gold color with very little head which dissipates very quickly. Taste is almost nonexistent with no aftertaste. No bitterness, but then again I like IPA’s. Very drinkable, but so is water. Not a memorable beer. But not real bad, either.

Clear golden with a thick, fluffy white head. Aroma of light grain and grass. Flavor has notes of lemon/citrus, floral saaz-esque hops, grain and grass. Not that sweet, bittering hops make their presence well-known. Medium body, smooth texture and lively carbonation. Light spider-web lacing, pretty good head retention. Not bad but boring.

Pours clean golden color with a big egg white head that mostly dissipates with a small amount of lacing. Aroma is hoppy and spicy with no skunkiness. Flavor is likewise very hoppy with some spicy pepperyness. Maybe its just me, but I really like this beer. Maybe a staple this summer.

Clear, golden, no head. Light aroma with malt and some tea. Light in body with a bitter finish. Low in flavor and somewhat watery. Other than the above average bitterness, nothing good to remember this by.

Pours straw yellow with some white foamy head that has a pure skunk armoma. Maybe frojm the green bottle.Flavor is a little malty, but mostly dry. Not something I’m going to buy again in the future. For a german beer this one is weak.