Dinkelacker Dark

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

Sold in a green bottle, but was not the least bit skunky. The aroma was of lightly roasted malts, hops, and was a little beefy. Tea coliored pour with a thin off white head. Relatively weak flavor with some hops and roasted grains detectable. Uncooked pasta finish ringed with some lower quality hops, very subdued though.

Clear dark brown color, fading head and no perceptible carbonation - average overall look. Malt aroma, wheat with suagary level of molases - think Mrs. Buttersworth. Thick palate and flat taste makes for a sweet sugary flavor like a pancake syrup coupled with alcohol. Hop flavoring is there but doesn’t overcome that maple. So overall its thick sweet and ultimately unenjoyable. Pass on this.

yeasty a bit grassy and somewhat dark. has been that way for a while. sickly sweet and ungenuine tasting. refreshing yet subdued. good burps! drinkeable for sure but left behind in the world of new beers.

Pours a clear-brown with a very foamy head. Aroma has hints of nuts, it’s a bit earthy...wish it were stronger. Initial flavor is malty with a nice roasted flavor to it. The finish leaves a bit to be desired. There’s a lingering bitterness on the tongue that isn’t altogether unpleasant. Good middle-of-the-road beer. If it were available, I’d stock up for rainy days.

Mahogany color with no head. Slight aroma of malt syrup and watery grain. The taste is a weird mix between being cloyingly sweet and the dead-dryness of a grainy lager. Nothing I’d get again

Aroma is interesting- sweet and salty, with a hint of soy sauce and even some berry notes. Flavor is full and rich, malty, sweet, toasty, with a bit of caramel and no perceptible bitterness. Mouthfeel is a bit thin, but not watery. I like it!

This is nice. Surprisingly full flavored. Aroma has roasted malt and toasted bread. Dark brown color with low carbonation. Flavor is roasted grain. They did a good job with this. Great body, especially for the style.

From a twelve ounce bottle purchased at "Keller’s IA" in Cincinnati, Ohio - This one pours a very dark brown brew woth a thin, fine tan head and a sweet, malty aroma. Tastewise, it’s not at all a bad ber, but it’s not outstanding. But how many other $8.99 per twelve pack quality German beers are there?