Warsteiner Premium Dunkel

Brown color with a light tan head that doesn’t last long. Good malty aroma and taste.

From the bottle, pours a medium brown color with a quickly fading head. Aroma and taste of roasted malts. Kind of reminds me of Michelob Amber Bock.

On draft at lunch today. Appearance is the best part of this brew - a lovely black that lets very little light through, capped by an inch of off-white head. Aroma is nuts and alcohol. Has a good feeling in the mouth, but the flavor lacks punch. You get caramel, nuts, and smoke. Not bad, but everything comes on too weak, and there aren’t enough layers "coming on" to begin with. Disappointing.

Pours in nicely. Caramel color with a medium head. No distinctive taste, except for the few hops at the end. Nothing different, and liked other Dunkels over this one.

The description "A light bodied clean dark lager" is very fitting. It pours dark with a carbonated looking light tan head. Aroma is hard to detect due to the smell of alcohol and carbonation. The taste is simple; malt, molasses, and caramel. The taste of alcohol and carbonation are too apparent to really enjoy the other flavors.

Pours like a coca cola w/ smaller head. Looks like cola as well, maybe a little darker. Nice aroma, not overwhelming. Tad bitter in the back of my mouth but doesn’t last. Kind of thin feel on the tongue. I am on tail end of cold so perhaps this rating isn’t fair.

Cold 12oz bottle: Pours a clear cola color with a faint patch of light tan bubbles. Aroma is of rich malts, raisins, plums, biscuits, molasses and caramel with notes of citrus and smoke. Smooth, light bodied and moderately carbonated. Ending is malty sweet.

Pretty good beer. Not overwhelming with flavor, but does provide a smooth taste. Bottle.