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The fast is over - time for a Borbecker Fastenbier

The birthday went on and the next beer on the table was the Borbecker Fastenbier. According to the waiter this is Märzen. Derived from the beer colour, which is black – looks like a Guinness – I’ll call it a Dunkles Märzen.

The Dunkles Märzen has a burned, malty, caramel, oily and a little hoppy flavour. It goes down the throat very well, leaving a warming, sweet and little bitter taste behind.

It’s a well produced, well balanced beer with good foam stability.


The beer was poured from a keg.
Purity of Taste:
4
Purity of Smell:
4
Intensity of Bitterness: 3 of 5 - depends on the beer
Quality of Bitterness:
4
Hoparoma:
2
Palatefulness: 3 of 5 - depends on the beer
Tingle: 3 of 5 - depends on the beer

Total:
8
Brewed by: DampfeBrewed by: Dampfe
Beer Type: Märzen
Alc: 4.8% Vol.
Organic: No
Colour: 69
About the reviewer:

Dominik Jais is Dipl.-Braumeister (VLB Berlin). He is the owner of Lautering.net. Dominik Jais is writing reviews and articles since 2001. He is a web developer and designer.


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