Dinkelacker Dark

Brewed by Dinkelacker-Schwaben Bräu (InBev)
Style: Dunkel
Stuttgart, Germany

Bottle. Dark reddish-brown with a medium white head that rapidly diminishes. Light malty aroma with caramel. Flavor is similar with a little bitterness in the end. Not too bad.

Clear dark brown fomay light tan head. Light clean bready malt aroma. Decent malty caramel and bread flavors. Medium-light bodied. A decent enough beer just not very exciting.

[bottle - Great European Beerfest 8, Sharp Edge Tavern - East Liberty, PA] Poured a clear brownish/red color with a very thin tan head. Slightly sweet chocolate and coffee aroma. Flavor is the same way. Slightly sweet with hints of roasted chocolate and other malts. Watery body with a sweet finish.

Mild, slightly sweet, chocolatey flavor with good body, The aftertaste turns into something less savory than the initial flavor. Feels a little too heavy.

bottle. reddish brown color with a fast vanising head, sweet aroma. burnt toffee taste, sits on tongue rather well. consistent flavor throughout. a little sweeter than i personally like, but not bad. gets sweeter as you drink. and thats not a good thing. overpowers everything else.

Dark brown, OK fading head. Aroma faintly of sweet malts. Flavor was faintly of sweet malt as well. Remarkably little of note going on in my mouth here. Stunningly non-descript.

Nothing special. Too light for its style and nothing really elicites your senses. Good head though

I thought this beer would be so much better from the look and smell of it, it just did not leave me with a very satisfied feeling. Aroma is different, tastes all right, not much more to say on this one. Kind of boring. not memorable.