Average Guy's Guide to Beer: dunkel

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Lammsbräu Dunkel

Lammsbräu Dunkel poured an amber brown with a small white head. It had caramel, bread, and a general malty sweet aroma. The flavor was...

It would be disappointing if B:Dark was anything over than black. The head was beige. The aroma was light roast and chocolate. The flav...

Herold Cerny Lezák 13° seemed like a good choice to have with my Brewmaster's Goulash while at Pivovarský Klub . It appeared solid b...

This private label beer is actually brewed by Störtebeker for Unser Norden. The absolute first thing you'll notice about this beer (a...

The Ayinger Ur-Weisse pours darker but still has the classic hefeweizen look. I could smell a little bit of malt mixed in with the quintesse...

I was interested in trying this beer because German brewers rarely make stouts. It poured very dark and kind of reddish with almost no head ...

Ayinger is a consistent German brewery and an excellent choice for sampling various German beer styles from if you are trying to become more...