0,5 l bottle from kappldav123. Thanks a lot! Clear deep red in the glass, more than one finger pale beige head. Looks really good. Light roasted malty aroma. Taste starts dry malty, roasted, surprising bitterness, caramel. Below awerage carbonated. Long lasting aftertaste. Really nice.

(sample, bottle) Clear dark amber. Medium off-white head. Sweet, caramel, toasty-roasty. Medium body. Bitter finish. Ok, quite bitter-roasty.

500 ml bottle. Pours clear brown reddish with a big creamy foamy head. Grassy hops, lemon zest, roasted malt, dark bread, metal, grapefruit zest, caramel, raisin, barnyard, hay, rye. Hoppy zesty bitterness, malty sweetness. Medium to full bodied, oily texture, lively carbonated, dry zesty roasty malty bittersweet finish.

Solid!

Poured on mug, can't be sure about colour but i'd say something in the likes of light brown / dark reddish. A quite dense off-white head shows good retention and nice lacing. Aroma is a not especially potent, super classic dunkelish, with a caramel and nutty malts base, a bit of cola-like feel, and hints of frutiness. Taste, however, is definitely more bitter than the average dunkel. Again, caramel and nutty malts base, but also a hint of roasted malts. Slight kinda berrish fruitiness and a rather strong per style flowery hops bitterness that also brings a clean finish. Overall, perfect sweet/bitter balance in the mouth, slight bitter edge in the finish and a clean, quite dry per style aftertaste. Light bodied with quite low, delicate carbonation, resulting in a smooth, easy feel. Aroma and taste were perhaps not too intense, but as with many german lagers, the drinkability and balance give this beer a moreish feel. Very nice.

Clear reddish brown colour, beige foam. Nutty, earthy along with notes of caramel. Medium sweet, rather dry and bitter. Unusual Dunkles Bier.

On tap at Ma Che, courtesy of Manuele. Brown with beige head. Caramel, malty, nutty, watery, bit roasted, Bitter finish.Medium bodied.