Leinenkugels Creamy Dark

Brewed by Leinenkugel Brewing Company (MillerCoors)
Style: American Dark Lager
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin USA

Deep roasted malt in color with an small off white head. Nice roasted aroma.Creamy roasted malt in flavor that does not stay long.

Where I live, WAAAYYYYY out in podunk, my favorite, Ales, are hard to come by. Leinie’s which is brewed only a couple hundred miles away is a nice alternative. Very strong on taste, with a very nice nut and chocolate aroma, almost gold colored, slightly bubbly head.

Not quite as smooth as advertised; there’s a bit of a bite. If you keep in mind that it’s not a stout it’s enjoyable.

Bottle. Poured a deep reddish-brown with a creamy beige head... left a bit of lacing behind. Deep roasty malts provide a pleasant and mild aroma... seemed like there was some artificial sugar added as well. Roasty malts in the flavor, too... little coffee, some chocolate, nuttiness... nice, but nothing memorable. Smooth across the middle, but cola-like with an oddly-placed dry bitterness at the back end. Overall a solid effort and easy-drinkin’.

Had never heard of it till i tried it at a bar in buffalo and was suprised by its comparison to guiness with a more intense flavor.

good black lager i tnink it is lenie’s best beer ever. black chocolate flavor kinda watery not as great as a stout but a decent substitute

(bottle - 12 oz) Clear ruby pour with a thin tan head that fades quickly, Not much carbonation. Light, roasty aroma with hints of coffee and malt. The flavor is roasty and chocolaty with a smooth malty middle and a sweet and roasty finish. Mildly bitter aftertaste and kind of watery.

Bottle (12oz). Extremely dark ruby with a smallish tightly foamy beige head. Aroma is nutty roast malt, with some molasses and sourish fruit - a bit sweet. Taste is like molasses and cola mixed - sweet, burnt and bitter. Mouthfeel is acrid, syrupy, thin and still. Not a very good dunkel. Smells okay.