Tundra
Bunker Brewing Company in Portland, Maine, United States 🇺🇸
Lager - Dunkel / Tmavý Rotating|
Score
6.92
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Introducing Tundra : Czech-Style Dark Lager
Clocking in @ an easy 5% abv. & boasting a nice deep ebony hue, with a touch of deep ruby at the corner of the glass, this beer was meant to look inviting to the eye after a long dry month of dreaming about delicious quaffable lagers.
Clocking in @ an easy 5% abv. & boasting a nice deep ebony hue, with a touch of deep ruby at the corner of the glass, this beer was meant to look inviting to the eye after a long dry month of dreaming about delicious quaffable lagers.
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7.6/10
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Appearance 8
Aroma 7.5
Flavor 7.5
Texture 7
Overall 8
Illegible month, maybe January? 22, 2025, drunk 9/30/25.
Very dark with deep auburn highlights. Big, creamy, dark beige head. Clear.
Big mineral, moderate hazelnut, dark chocolate, and moderate toast. Maybe could use a hint more base malt to soften everything? But it's pretty polished, aromatic, clean and shows light minerality.
Raisin, chocolate, grape and licorice? Definitely a bit different than your standard cookie cutter tmave. Soft, well-malted with good base malt depth yet almost all dark malt flavors. And yet, very little roast/toast. Almost oatmeal cookie-like, but not too sweet. Bitterness/hop component is low, but it's still reasonably refreshing on account of the solid attenuation.
Very dark with deep auburn highlights. Big, creamy, dark beige head. Clear.
Big mineral, moderate hazelnut, dark chocolate, and moderate toast. Maybe could use a hint more base malt to soften everything? But it's pretty polished, aromatic, clean and shows light minerality.
Raisin, chocolate, grape and licorice? Definitely a bit different than your standard cookie cutter tmave. Soft, well-malted with good base malt depth yet almost all dark malt flavors. And yet, very little roast/toast. Almost oatmeal cookie-like, but not too sweet. Bitterness/hop component is low, but it's still reasonably refreshing on account of the solid attenuation.
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Nan's - Stow
on 30 Sep 2025
at 21:25