Dunkel
Schulz Bräu Brewing Company

 

I got a tall boy can of this beer from the Hilton Tru Hotel just outside Knoxville, Tennessee. It poured, smelled, and tasted like most typical German dunkels. The mouthfeel was a bit fizzy but overall it's a great beer.

 

 

16oz can into a pint glass. Canned 1/13/23, so 3 months old.

Beautiful clear reddish body. Malty, smooth and easy drinking. No aftertaste at all. Good brew.

 

 

16 ounce can, canned on 4/28/21, consumed on 6/23/21. very drinkable (easy to drink), with a thin/ light mouthfeel. good but not overly distinctive taste. overall pretty good beer.

Can courtesy of Jasonja1474.

A very nice example of a Dunkel. Pours a nice, deep, mahogany color. Has a very nice malt note, with a little bit of caramel note and some nice touches of milk chocolate, with a little bit of butterscotch note thrown in. Very smooth, mellow, easy to drink. A little more roasty character is the only shortcoming. Has a good almost 3/4" head, good lacing. As good as many examples from Germany but fresher. Easily a solid 3.75 from me. And it's local.

Fantastic quality brew here. Pours a deep mahogany with a generous mocha colored head. The flavor profile is superb; mallow, milk chocolate, essence of light brown sugar and a lip smacking, slightly sweet - slightly bitter taste that lasts for minutes. This brewery has done an insanely fabulous job interpreting the style and produced a brew as good if not better than those from the motherland. I will seek this out again, it's quaffable, delicious and authentic. Great job Shultz's!!

 

A slice of Munich by way of Knoxville, Tennessee. Schulz Brau adhered to the German Purity Law, and used all imported ingredients to brew this dark lager. Beautiful simplicity in the taste, possibly could have used a slight bit more roast to captivate the palate. But still, enjoyable. Where are the brats?

Pours clear, dark brown in color with 1/4 inch head. Taste is toasted caramel malts and a touch of leather. Medium-light bodied, sweet, with moderate carbonation. Another solid lager from Schulz. Could have several of these. Will look for Schulz next time I am by the Smokies.

 

On tap at McGillicuddy's Five Corners, Essex Junction, VT.
The appearance was a nice looking semi-dark amber brown murky color. A bar pour's kind of slim head swiftly died off. No lace.
The aroma had caramel earthy biscuit tones rolling into some woody clean malts. Light nuts and toffee on the back end.
The flavor moderately leaned into a dried malty sweetness with earthy and woody notes. Clean aftertaste of caramel earthy dry malts.
The mouthfeel was between light and medium bodied with a slight dryness about it. Some sessionable quality to it with a good ABV. Carbonation felt good. Mild woody clean to caramel finish.
Overall, nice Munich Dunkel lager well worthy of coming back to.

 

 

 

Can. Clear amber with lasint ring ans a little lace. Caramel earthy herbal aroma with hint of woody booze. Caramelized malts brown sugar maple syrup sweetness with medium herbal bitter long finish. Medium body slick but not cloying.