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Schilling Beer Co.

 

Dark amber hue; sparse carbonation; thick, off-white head; dense and sticky with fat, lingering fingers of foam wrapping around the glass interior. Beautiful and inviting nose; rich caramel, toffee, and nuts; muted sweetness. Gentle dark malt quality carries a quiet yet balanced hop bitterness; mild toffee; light hazelnut; subdued hop bitterness. Medium-light body; soft and rounded feel; fine residual sugar presence.

A very nice, easy drinking Munich-style dunkel.
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ABV: 5%; pouring temperature: 32.2 ℉; canning info: 082725
Source: local purchase (Coaltrain Fine Wine, Craft Beer & Spirits)

 

Clear brown with a moderately short but fluffy khaki head.

Lovely dark brown malt expressions near chocolate with a touch of honey graham contrasted by a little leafiness before finishing semi-dry.

Can into Nucleated Pilsner

Look: Opaque brown in color, borderline dark amber. Poured a creamy, tannish,1 finger head which quickly dissipated to the thinnest of caps that was persistent. Moderate lacing

Smell: Toasted bread, slight nuttiness, caramel, light hint of baking spices. Weak nose

Taste: Caramelly, sweet malt. Almost a walnut banana bread like flavor. Light bitterness in here. Swallow carries that walnut banana bread note until it fades into dryness

Feel: Medium body, crisp, smooth texture

Overall: Its a good, easy drinking brew

 

incredible lacing left behind by the sudsy oatmeal colored foamy head, all above a mostly opaque dark brown body, tinting on the edges. Smell is spot on for the style: pumpernickel, nuts, brown bread yeast, cocoa, and tobacco, some faint old leather and toast as it warms. Taste is simpler: dark malts with brown bread yeast, nuts, a touch of hops and dry earth. Feel wonderfully well balanced: yeast and malt are lush and clean while style light and drying outs. Excellent dunkel!

 

 

L-Cherrywood accented brown color...

S-Cocoa...leather...a little bit of nuttiness..

T-Dark bread crusts....cocoa...nuts...dry on the finish....a little too much so for my tastes..

F-A bit too light in body...upper side of light bodied/lower side of medium bodied...as noted...dry on the finish...

O-Solid dunkel but wouldn't rate near the top of my list...enjoyable..

 

Maß pour at Schilling.

Presents dark brown with a big foam cap of off-white. A bit of roast in the nose along with cocoa, malt, dark bread. Medium bodied with a soft, almost chewy mouthfeel. Bread ends with a touch of bakers chocolate and an almost nutty finish on the palate. Finishes clean with zero hops and fairly dry.

 

 

On tap at Schilling Brewing in Littleton, NH.

This one pours a golden dark brown color, with a small head, and lots of lacing.

This smells richly malty and complex, with toasted pumpernickel, rye spice, a bit of nuttiness, and chocolate.

There’s a lot to like here – it’s densely malty, bready, lightly sweet, and very toasty. There’s just a hint of hop bitterness, just enough to keep it balanced.

This is pretty creamy, and super drinkable, with a smooth finish.

A dunkel from Schilling is basically going to be a slam dunk.

 

An absolutely delicious beer. The taste is everything you would want from a dunkel, nice and malty with some sweet caramel notes. This is one of my favorite Schilling beers