Dunkel / Dark Lager

This group includes two distinguishable substyles: Amercan (and some macro European) dark lagers, as well as the Munich dunkel lager (dark lager). The former style is fairly straight forward and the less exciting of the two, encompassing copper to brown lagers with light bodies and balanced low hop and malt flavors (and often corn or rice adjuncts). The Munich dunkel lager version of these dark lagers is darker (deep copper or red-brown to dark brown) and has more prominent malt (no adjuncts, but bready, biscuit, chocolate, nutty, and sometimes light roastedness) and noble hop flavors. The hops and maltiness of a dunkel are normally well-balanced (not very sweet or too bitter) with a moderate body (ie. lighter than a bock or schwarzbier).

	Beer | Location	Reviews	Score
	Frydenlund Bayer Norway	3	2.900
	Falcon Julbrygd Sweden	2	2.900
	Arboga Julöl Sweden	2	2.900
	Paulaner Münchner Dunkel South Africa	2	2.900
	Helsinge Dunkel Sweden	2	2.900
	Mallaskosken Nordic Winter Brew Finland	1	2.900
	Mack Fluid Bayer Royal Beer Norway	1	2.900
	Wieninger Dunkles Lagerbier Premium Germany	1	2.900
	Olvi Tumma Finland	2	2.900
	Kormoran Irish Beer Poland	1	2.900
	Schlossquell Dunkelbier Switzerland	1	2.900
	Bautzener Kupfer Germany	1	2.900
	Zwönitzer Dunkel Germany	1	2.900
	Lammbräu Weilheimer Schwarzes Wäldle Germany	1	2.900
	Lade Gaards Brygghus Juleøl Norway	1	2.900
	Teerenpeli Rentoreino Finland	1	2.900
	Naparbier Dunkel Spain	1	2.900
	Heineken Dark Lager Netherlands	21	2.896
	Carlsberg Carls Dark Denmark	4	2.886
	DeGroens Dunkles DE, United States	3	2.884