The beer pours a medium dark chestnut brown. There is nearly an inch of off-white to very light tan foam, but it dissipates very rapidly. The aroma is malty, roasted, yet sweet; burnt caramel nearing molasses. The tastes is malty, following the aromas, adding in sweet potato, with just enough hops to curtail the sweetness on the finish as just slide into dry. It has a fairly light mouthfeel and low carbonation. There are much better dunkels out there for my taste.
“A fine beer may be judged with only one sip, but it is better to be thoroughly sure.” -Czech Proverb
Thursday, November 28, 2013
Schweinsbrau Dunkel
Hermannsdorfer Schweinsbrau bottled beers are brewed and bottled at Riedenberger Brauhaus of Riedenburg , Germany . This is a 5.0% ABV dunkel or "dark" beer . I found these beers at John's Grocery in Iowa City, Iowa, and who can resist a schwein wearing pearls?
The beer pours a medium dark chestnut brown. There is nearly an inch of off-white to very light tan foam, but it dissipates very rapidly. The aroma is malty, roasted, yet sweet; burnt caramel nearing molasses. The tastes is malty, following the aromas, adding in sweet potato, with just enough hops to curtail the sweetness on the finish as just slide into dry. It has a fairly light mouthfeel and low carbonation. There are much better dunkels out there for my taste.
The beer pours a medium dark chestnut brown. There is nearly an inch of off-white to very light tan foam, but it dissipates very rapidly. The aroma is malty, roasted, yet sweet; burnt caramel nearing molasses. The tastes is malty, following the aromas, adding in sweet potato, with just enough hops to curtail the sweetness on the finish as just slide into dry. It has a fairly light mouthfeel and low carbonation. There are much better dunkels out there for my taste.
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