Klosterbier Dunkel
Brewery: Kloster Kreuzberg
Town: Bischofsheim/Rhön
Style: Dunkles
Color: in Krug so no visuals, looks chestnut
Head: off-white, sudsy
Nose: floral hops
Body: medium
Palate: balanced, malty, underlying hops, a touch of chocolate
Finish: lingering, semi-dry, very slightly bitter
Served: on tap at the Kloster Kreuzberg Ausschank
Impression: It had been 15 years since I’d had it so it’s hard to relay an impression tainted by such a long shadow. The floral hops in the nose lead to a balanced brew with a touch of chocolate and underlying hops which dry it out in the lingering finish.
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I'm an American living in Munich and Bamberg. Why? Well, I came for the beer but stayed for the girl. I'm very happily married to a German woman. Of course, the bonus of great beer certainly doesn't hurt. An avid love of hiking and finding new beers has led me to found Beerwanderers, an information resource on beer hiking trails in Franconia with an emphasis on Franconian food specialties and the endless variety of amazing beer the region is renowned for. I also published my first book Beer Hiking Bavaria which features 50 beer hikes in Bavaria and lead beer hiking experiences for those who love beer & nature. View all posts by beerwanderers
