Einbecker Dunkel

Brewed by Einbecker Brauhaus
Style: Dunkel
Einbeck, Niedersachsen, Germany

Bottle. Dark brown colour, small head. Nice powerful flavour. Nicely roasted, fresh coffe aftertaste. Good body.

(bottle) Dark brown to amber colour with a steady foamy off-white head. Shy nose of nuts and roasted malts. Soft bittersweet flavour. Only light to medium bodied, sharp carbonated. Slight taste of roasted malts with notes of coffee and an unexciting dry and hoppy finish.

(Bottle 33 cl) Dark brown with a decent, light-brownish head. Very dry, aromatic hoppiness - not much sweetness from the dark malts. Some roasted notes and only a medium bitter finish. 080100

Decent and somewhat satisfying, but just not really a standout. Typical malt character, sorta the less attractive cousin to a lot of dunkels I’ve had. nothing BAD about it, but nothing great either. Having said that I’d get it again on tap if I saw it cause I like malty low alcohol beers on occasion.

Dark brown beer with a small head. Sweet malt aroma. Flavor is not as sweet as expected from the aroma. Malty, smoky, with a lightly bitter and very dry finish. Decent but not great...... 05-23-2005.... well, it gets better after the first one. The first one is rough and metallic, but the rest of the sixpack tastes pretty good. Add a point for that. Not bad.

[bottle - 11.2 oz] Dark brown pour with a thin tan head. Very mild aroma that’s slightly sweet and malty with a hint of fruit. The flavor is very dry and metallic. It has hints of sweet malts and fruit, but it’s mainly metal. Rather unpleasant.

Delicious. Dark, slightly sweet, some fruitiness. As the description says, it is very mild, but found it very drinkable, with a good aftertaste. Although it is mild and a bit thin, overall a good dunkel. Very tasty.

Has the sweet, rotting fruit aroma of a dunkel. Brown; looks like any ordinary brown ale. Flavor is lightly sweet with fruit and malt. Very smooth.