Bouteille 500ml (Baron 12°), courtoisie d’un contact de Victoria, BC. Nez malté du genre caramel aux notes de rôti avec quelques notes de chocolat, léger de houblon floral aux notes herbeuses et légèrement fruité (prunes, notes de raisins). Moyenne-mince en bouche avec un pétillement moyen et une texture légèrement crémeuse. Goût légèrement fruité (prunes, faibles notes d’agrumes et de raisins) avec quelques traces de fumée de bois lors de l’entrée en bouche suivi rapidement d’un goût malté de pain et de caramel légèrement rôti ainsi qu’un léger de noix aux faibles notes terreuses et d’un léger goût de chocolat au lait puis en finale, une très légère amertume de houblon floral aux notes herbeuses est présente. Post-goût moyen, très légèrement amer de houblon floral, de rôti avec des notes de chocolat, de noix et de fruits (pelures de prunes, traces de moût de raisins).

Dark brown with thin beige head. Roast grain taste, with elements of coffee and cola. Aroma hints at the coffee bitterness, taste at some cola sweetness. Smoother and slightly sweeter then some of the dark lagers.

As Lobkowicz Urböhmisches Schwarzbier. Dark brown beer with a strong head. The aroma is malty and roasted, and the flavour is very malty, bitter and roasted with a slight vinous edge. Overall a reasonable roasted and heavily malty beer.

Nice one. Golden color. It’s hoppy and yeasty with well balanced carbonation. It’s preety drinkable.

Had this labeled in Canada as Baron Beer. Touch of roast, some caremel and bitterness. 500ml bottle

Bottle. Light caramel/chocolate malt aroma. Dark brown color with moderate head. Sweet chocolate-caramel malt and light grass flavor with a hint of smokiness in the finish. Nice body. Surprisingly good especially for a beer I found in a discount grocery store.

Bottle @ Germany. Pours unclear amber with a small creamy off white head. Chewy caramel and toffee. Some vague butter notes. Sweet. Bready. Very smooth and lots of chewy malts. Quite good despite the sweetness.

Very smooth dark lager. Nice black pour. Nose and taste of light chocolates, some breads and lightly sweetened cereal. Rated 2/21/03

0.5 l bottle from beershop.hr, shared with Doggythedog. Now I see it’s retired so great thing I got my hands on it! It poured brown body with medium to bigger head. Nice caramel and chocolate aroma. Slightly roasted malty flavor, well coffee obviously some caramel but with greatly balanced bitterness and generally more sweet, exactly like a dunkel should be. Fuller in body and even cloying. Finish was longer sweet caramelly and sugary. Really a nice dunkel!