Beer Tasting Notes: DAB DARK
Greetings,
Another bottle from the back of the fridge...
DAB DARK
Appearance: a dark amber, almost read through topped with a very rocky white almost sandy colored head of the regular. But firm, bubbles.
Aroma: a very slight burn caramel malt aroma that between zip lip and knows doesn't change much.
Mouth feel: this is not a heavy beer. The carbonation helps to give it a creamy, full mouth feel.
Flavor: initial impression reflects much of the aromas, first elected. Either the flavors are very well balanced or there is very little of either one.
Finish: there is not much to this finish. A very slight residual impressions of hops and a slightly more impressive malt flavor does not linger long.
Comments: I must first of all apologize to this beer. It'd been hiding in the back of the refrigerator, for I don't know how long. It does have a distinctive FL in dark green on the top of the cap. I doubt that this means it came from Florida, but I just don't know. All in all it was not a disappointment and showed no signs of either oxidation or major deterioration. In short, this beer was a survivor.
Cheers!
Peter LaFrance
