Schmitt-Bräu Keller Pils

by beerwanderers, posted in Uncategorized

unfiltered golden beer in logo glass
Schmitt-Bräu Keller Pils

Brewery: Schmitt-Bräu
Town: Scheßlitz
Style: Keller Pils
Color: unfiltered golden
Head: white, creamy
Nose: light mix of grain and hops
Body: medium
Palate: balanced, malty, light grain, underlying hops
Finish: lingering, semi-dry, semi-bitter

Served: on tap at the brewery

Impression: The Keller Pils is similar in palate to the Helles but definitely more hoppy and balanced. It’s drier in the finish but retains a similar grainy palate which is more pronounced in the nose. The finish is drier and slightly more bitter but again the grains come more to the fore. I like it more than the Helles but think the Urstoff is still the best beer to drink more than one of. It seems many locals agree.

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I'm an American living in Munich and Bamberg. Why? Well, I came for the beer but stayed for the girl. I'm very happily married to a German woman. Of course, the bonus of great beer certainly doesn't hurt. An avid love of hiking and finding new beers has led me to found Beerwanderers, an information resource on beer hiking trails in Franconia with an emphasis on Franconian food specialties and the endless variety of amazing beer the region is renowned for. I also published my first book Beer Hiking Bavaria which features 50 beer hikes in Bavaria and lead beer hiking experiences for those who love beer & nature.

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