Next up is the Pious Monk Dunkel. The sampler description says "the Pious Monk Dunkel is the perfect example that not all dark beers are strong!" It is an award-winning beer for the brewery with 13.0°P, 20 IBUs, and 4.3% ABV.
Overall average rating: 5.5/10
It is a clear, rich dark amber/copper color with a hint of red. There is a very faint aroma, and what we notice is a light malt and a metallic scent. The taste is smooth and well-balanced, with a malt flavor that doesn't seem to develop.
Shawn- It is drinkable, but it lacks so much in the aroma that it kills the beer. If the aroma was stronger, your palate could develop into it, 4.5/10.
Angela- For me, this is simply a good sessionable amber beer, 6/10.
Chris- It feels like the flavor should evolve but it just stops. It lacks body and is not as heavy as I thought it would be, 6/10.
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