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Review – Angel City Dunkel

Submitted by Dan on August 28, 2008 – 3:28 pm No Comment

My friend recommended I try Angel City Dunkel, over at the Spring Street Smoke House in Downtown, LA. Unfortunately, they were testing out an Angel City Imperial Stout in it’s place.  Luckily, I was able to find a bomber of Angel City Dunkel at Bevmo, and it was the right price.  In additon to the recomendation, I wanted to support one of my local breweries.

Angel City Brewing – Angel City Dunkel. 22 oz bottle poured into a pint glass. Abv. unknown.

Appearance: A dark reddish brown. Poured with a 2 inch head, that subsides into a stripeAroma: Chocolate malt and bread crust.

Taste: Some similar flavors as an American Brown, a Doppelbock, and a Dunkel.  Starts off chocolaty, but also has a nice hop spice in the middle.  Finishes slightly bitter with hints of baking cocoa.

Mouthfeel: Very carbonated, very creamy, but not overly thick.

Overall: This is a very good beer, and I would like to see people take notice of it.  Not many brewers are making a Dunkel in Southern, CA, so I am glad Angel City is keeping it real with this brew.

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