Warsteiner Premium Dunkel

Brewed by Warsteiner Brauerei
Style: Dunkel
Warstein, Germany

Beer pours a brown ale color with notes of malt on the nose. It gives you a clean flavor with some stornger notes of hops but yet drinks quite clean.

Not quite as strong or bitter tasting as I thought it would be, especially for a darker beer. Although a good beer, I’m not sure it merits the almost 10 dollars per 6 bottles (for some reason the 12 pack is only a couple of bucks more, but hard to find). Overall a tasty delight.

Uhhh not much here. Pours out like flat coca cola with no head. araom was somewhat malty and a little sweet. flavor was extremly thin. I was very disappointed in this brew.

draft: clear reddish brown, not much for any retention. Aroma is nutty with notes of caramel. Somewhat sweet finish with a light body. Clean tasting, but lacks any real complexity.

12 oz bottle poured into a pint glass. Pours amber with a average fizzy white head, which lasts for most of the beer but leaves no lacing. The aroma is light with slight caramel notes. The flavor is of light molasses and of caramel. There is also a very slight hint of oak and slight butterscotch. The body is light to medium with a watery texture and lively carbonation.

Pours a reddish brown with a 1 finger head that forms extremely quickly and falls almost just as fast. The nose almost is like mild cedar. The taste is too quick though and doesn’t linger at all, leaving barely anything for you to remember it by. Everything leading up to that was promising, but the flavor to me is a let down.

Pours a clear dark reddish-brown with a rapidly diminishing head. Aroma is muted with only a faint maltiness and typical DMS. Taste is clean and suprisingly light with a mild roasty character. Finishes just as clean. Well, it’s better than their other lager.

330ML oz bottle via Roth’s. Pours a clear DARK REDDISH BROWN WITH A LARGE BEIGE HEAD that quickly recedes to nothing...talking about going limp quick..it is the minutemen of beer here. Nose is malty with some toasted grains. Taste starts with some semi-sweet caramel, then some toasted graininess, a little chocolate, some mild hops, and a semi-sweet finish. Body is light/medium. Carbonation is medium. A non-offensive non-memorable backyard beer.