Waldschloss Bräu Export
Brewery: Waldschloss Bräu
Town: Frammersbach
Style: Export 5.1%
Color: golden
Head: white, creamy, rocky
Nose: light grain
Body: medium
Palate: balanced, light grain, very slight integrated butter
Finish: lingering, semi-dry, very slight bitterness
Served: from a bottle bought at the brewery
Impression: Nice looking golden Export with an ample rocky head and faint grainy nose. Balanced malty palate features grain and underlying hops. The lingering finish is dry enough with minimal bitterness.
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I looked it up because I was unfamiliar. My reference said Export is a pale lager brewed around Dortmund. Anything else we should know?
That is correct as you’ll see in my style guide, which adds the Franconian variants. I’ve not been to Dortmund but supposedly the real McCoy has become industrialized. The one from Wiesen is how I imagine one should taste.
https://www.beerwanderers.com/2020/06/export/