Im Hühnerstall ist dunkel!
In der Ecke eine alte Runkel.
These words from a song in German may mean this: "The chicken coop is dark, and there's an old vegetable (Runkel) in the corner."
Or, they may not. Internet translation pages certainly are fun, though.
Runkel also is a town and castle in the Lahn Valley, and when NABC's Stephen Powell heard Ben Minton was brewing a Munich Dunkel (meaning dark; I'm on much firmer ground here) at the R & D Brewery, he went with the rhyme as his suggestion. Steve might be interested to learn that Runkel Dunkel is a song, too.
In any event, say it the German way: ROON-kell DOON-kell. It should be out soon, so stay tuned.
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NABC Runkel Dunkel
Malts: Weyermann Munich, BoHo Pils, Caramel Wheat and Carafa III Special
Hops: German Hallertauer Magnum (bitter/kettle) and Tettnanger (flavor and aroma additions)
Yeast: Andechs Lager
IBU: 22
OG: 14 Plato
ABV: 6%
Color: 22.5 SRM
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