Czech-Spresso
Dogfish Head Craft Brewery

Pours a very dark amber. Tan foam. Coffee aroma. Big espresso body. Light sweetness. Bitter coffee finish. Easy drinking. Great flavor. Fantastic.

Pours a dark color with a nice head and lacing
Aroma has generous dark malt hints
Tastes has a well balanced malt flavor
A medium bodied decently carbonated beer
A good Dark Lager

 

12 oz can,

Dark brown color, with thick layer of creamy colored head. Coffee aroma, dark toasted malt. Similar taste, good complexity of malt flavor but dry finish. Medium to fuller bodied.

 

Purchased as part of a Spring themed mixed twelve pack. Semi respectable head and retention. Major coffee and chocolate malted roasted tones emanating from this one. Somewhere in between a porter, a schwarzbier., and a dark lager, this beer has found a place. Rich malt with moderate balance but mostly delivering the promised coffee palette. Smooth and even tempered, with relatively low carbonation. Very well made.

Poured into a wide mouth, grip shaped goblet: color is brown, head is off white with fine bubbles, head presents 1/4 inch thick, head then dissipates to nothing, no lacing, so spotting.

Smell is roast, toffee, medium roast coffee, earthy bite..

Taste is similar with a more forward coffee lean, more limited roast, moderate toffee, clean hops.

Mouthfeel is lighter carbonation, moderate sweetness, low/moderate carbonation.

Overall more of a coffee brew than Czech style lager

Look: Dark reddish with a rocky tan head.
Smell: Raisin, prune, chocolate dark malt.
Taste: Smoky, clean, plum, coffee. Very clean and smooth.
Feel: Medium-bodied and fizzy.
Overall: Very smooth and enjoyable.

 

Good lager!! Poured from a 12 oz, can into a mug, this beer features a mahogany brown color with some reddish (in the body) and golden (at the bottom of the glass) light coming through. medium sized frothy beige head that shrinks down to small and then holds, and some patchy lacing. Aroma and taste are mostly roasted malt and coffee. There is just a touch of bitterness here. Mouthfeel is light and crisp with good malty and coffee flavored taste. I could drink a bunch of these.

Dark brown to matte black, probably clear under brighter light, with a moderately tall but light, puffy khaki head raising up above a glass Pizza Boy coffee mug.

Beautiful tobacco leaf roast is lightly earthy meeting a tangy espresso support.

A touch woody, but also perhaps hinting at lemon peel, it's light and frothy, not nearly as acidic or dry as an espresso beer could be, making it more drinkable.

12oz can with a best by date of June 2026, opened 3-28-26.
1 finge beige head with very good retention. Dark brown body. Spotty, wispy + rings of lacing.
Nose of brown bread, roasted nuts, grain, and a light aroma of coffee.
Coffee is more prominent in the flavor - dark roast. Roasty malt starts sweet but finishes drier.
Light body with medium level fine carbonation and a drying quality across the tongue. Roasty and off-dry finish.
Tasty brew. Very Good.

 

12 oz can. Pours brown with tall, long-lasting, foamy, beige head. Aroma is of toasted malt, grassy hops and hint of coffee. Body is full and smooth. Taste of toasted malt, toffee, coffee and grassy hops. Finish is long and dry. Nice brew.

Best by June 2026
Pours a foamy frothy 1 finger tan head with good retention, dark molasses brown color

Nose sweet biscuity toasted slight roasted malts, some coffee, espresso, mild baking spices, a little caramel and cocoa

Taste brings smooth dark malts, fair roast in general, mild espresso and coffee, baking spices, not quite char but almost there, hint of cocoa and caramel, dry finish, a bit of bitterness from roast and mild spicy hop, more general baking spices

Mouth is med bod, med to higher creamy frothy carb

Overall pretty good, nicely balanced not overly roasty or espresso, smooth and enjoyable

 

12 oz. can
5.0% ABV
Best by: JUN 2026
$14.99 6-pk @ Publix


AROMA: Mildly sweet, with scents of coffee and a hint of caramel, at the end. Oddly, I find the coffee scent to be more like used coffee grinds, rather than fresh beans.

APPEARANCE: Pours an opaque black with a 3-finger, tight-frothed, dirty-tan head that dissipates very slowly with excellent lacing. It looks very nice!

TASTE: At beginning of a sip, I get moderate sweetness with a fair amount of espresso that is followed by some light notes of cream and a touch of caramel. Sadly, other than a bit of coffee flavor, it doesn't really have much else to offer. And I find that the sweetness doesn't really mesh with the rest of the flavor profile.

MOUTHFEEL: Thin-bodied with a slightly coarse texture. Carbonation is below average. Finish is mildly dry.

OVERALL: Appearance is great. Aroma and Flavor are just okay. Mouthfeel is lacking. While I find the idea of the beer to be compelling, the actual execution leaves me flat. I'm glad I tried it, but I won't be buying again.

A brown liquid flowed from can to produce a pretty tall tan head atop a midway-between black and brown body. Nice remnants of the foam now, but it did fall decently quickly. The nose is slightly fruity with coffee playing at he edges - I am getting a bit more coffee and less fruit than my initial try of this. After taking a taste, I get a nuttiness on the nose to pair with what my tongue perceived. There is a nice mix of dark roast and what may be pine or grassy hops that are shrouded a bit in a veil of coffee. I am enjoying the coffee coming through a little more today without straying into overpowering the base beer.

Dark brown pour with amber highlights, foamy khaki head. Nose offers coffee and blackened grain

Taste is smooth espresso, coco, dark kilned malt, light woodiness, some floral. Light to medium mouthfeel. Finish is fairly dry, roasted malt. While the coffee is integral to the taste it is not overpowering .