Dinkelacker CD-Pils

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

On tap. Poured a pure golden color with a white head that laces nicely onto the glass. This beer is pretty plain flavor-wise, but it's very crisp. A good pils.

Light yellow color, hardly any character in the aroma. A very standard, if light, Pilsener. Nothing special.

Wanted to like this more as its sibling was one of the first five German brews ever for me. Maybe should have wondered when the ex was willing to give me the remainder of the 12pk she bought. At least it wasn't light stuck. Pale straw, yadda yadda. It's all been said. Nuttin' much here for me.

pale straw yellow, light head with a surprisingly decent amount of lacing. The aroma is very grainy with some skunky hop aroma. The flavor is fairly balanced but with a solid yet uninteresting light exposed charactaristics. Malt profile is fairly good though, I wanted to try this out of a brown bottle. Too bad, finishes solid.

A little bit more exciting than Beck's and St. Pauli Girl, but not by much. Strong sulfuric/skunky smell. Some sweet graininess with a decent herbal/medicine-like hoppiness. Average German pils that serves as a good all-around thirst quencher.

Drank from bottle. I could not see the color i am assuming it is a staw like color. The intial taste was a skunky, but not to skunky malt presence witha mild hop aftertaste. The hops aftertaste was very light, but apperently there.

Pale flaxen pour with a large white head and nice lacing. Aroma of pils malts and spices. Pepper maybe. Some hops are present. Flavor however is a bit austere. There isn't much more besides a bit of malt. The body is light and the palate is malty and finishes fairly clean.

Clear, straw-colored lager. Large, frothy, white head. Pretty darn good retention and subtle, stringy lacework. Just a touch lightstruck in its green bottle, but a good, patient sniff will pull out some very light earthy, floral and citrusy notes. The flavor is well-balanced, but otherwise nondescript. Light-bodied with a watery mouthfeel and fizzy carbonation. Short, crisp, clean finish. Mediocre beer, at best.