Eisenbahn Dunkel (Escura)

Brewed by Cervejaria Sudbrack
Style: Dunkel
Blumenau, Brazil

Bottled. Dark ruby. Rich coffee aroma. Very roasty with loads of chocoalte, medium sweet and quite soft. Some bitterness rounds of this really well made dunkel.

(Bottle, Batch No. 36) Pours a deep mahogany body with a small beige head. Aroma of coffee, roastiness, coconut, dates, and caramel. Flavor of toasted malt, licorice, chocolate, dark fruit, and toffee.

Bottle i drank with Paskal... Aroma:Very nutty nose,caramel... Appearance:Redish brown,light tan head... Flavor:Full nutty,light rosted malt,chocolate,a lot of co2,light watery....

Bottle from State Line. Very deep brown pour with minimal khaki head. Aroma is dark malt, Wheaties, figs...very intense aroma. Tastes dark malty, with grainy cereal notes, plus figs, late hops, raisins, nuts, and a medium palate heft. This one is liquid Wheaties in a glass.

Pours deep mahogany into a shaker. Off-white head with good retention. Dark caramel malt from front to back. Lasting chocolate malt finish.

Wow! Now this is a beer. I saw "dunkel" and I thought "blah". But this put a delicious twist on the style. Pour was a dark brown with a thin tan head. Aroma of chocolate (yes chocolate!) and alcohol. Taste was alcohol, chocolate and burnt malt. Almost tatstes like a Jack and Coke that has been left out for an hour. Only complaint is that it is a little thin in the mouthfeel with no real after taste. All in all an awesome beer

Well, its the better brazilian dunkel (or schwarz) in my opinion. Also, its one of the best beers of Eisenbahn. Pours dark caramel color with a good head for an Eisenbahn. Nutty aroma, with roasted cereals, malt, chocolate and some fruits. Coffe, roasted malt, milk and nuts in flavor. Average carbonation. Malty aftertaste with light bitterness.

Deep rich brown with a large tan head and good lacing. Nose of chocolate malts. Malty "mocha" like flavor. Mouthfeel is a little on the thin side. Coffee like finish.