Klášter Tmavé Výčepní (Dark Beer) 10°

Brewed by Pivovar Klášter
Style: Dunkel
Hradiště nad Jizerou, Czech Republic

Deep transparent red body with a thin light tan head. The nose was malty, with a bit of buttery notes and some toffee and carmel. The taste was very smooth, and mellow. Sweet camrel with a hint of subtle fruits near the end. This went down so smooth and easy. I could easily drink several of these without realizing it.

0.5l bottle. Clear brown in color with a tan head. Nice malty bready aroma. Sweet and malty bready flavor. Smooth tasting. Nice malt character Nice beer. Drinkable.

0.5l bottle. Clear bown, tan head. bready malt aroma. Sweet malty bready flavor. Nice malt flavors here for sure. This is a well done light beer, and the way light should be! Very smooth and malty, and not astringent.

from the bottle. poured reddish brown wtin a light brown head. aroma sweet malts, chocolate, honey, hints of coffee. flavor weak, watery chocolates ,sugar. not impressed with this one

Cold in a pint glass. Nice purplish garnet, with small and weak beige head. Mild, ashy and chocolatey aroma. Somewhat empty palate, weak coffee and a touch of chocolate. Light husky graininess in the finish, which lingers astringent and semi-dry. Color me not a fan.

Like what many other reviewers said, too sweet and watery. The over-sweetness even reminded my of the South American "stouts" line Xingu - not a good example to follow.

What Black Abbot is trying to be. Pours dark brown/amber. Sweet honey flavor and nose, with sweet finish, gently hopped. Body is slightly thinner than I would have hoped. Overall, well done, and I’ll try you again, you Klaster.

medium brown, slightish beige head, heavily carbonated. aroma is slightly oxidized, slightly nutty. flavor is cola-ish, with a lot of chocolate in the finish. body is quite thin.