franconian beer reviews

Kreisla 36/1 Bassd Zamm gravity dispense

Kreisla 36/1 Bassd Zamm gravity dispense is a collaboration beer by the two noted Franconian stalwarts. Two of the sons from both Brauerei Zehendner and Brauerei Keesmann each just finished their brewing training, so they celebrated with this joint effort. It’s definitely hop forward but fairly balanced. The lingering finish is quite dry and bitter. Dry hopped with Nelson Sauvin, a noted for producing a firm wine-like dryness. The gravity version was even softer than it was from the regular keg, so I found it easier to drink.

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Entlas Bräu Sven Helles

Entlas Bräu Sven Helles is an unfiltered golden example of the style. The rocky white head is formidable and lasting. Citrus hops fill the nose for an enticing start. The hop forward palate has a lemony note but is well-balanced. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter.rlangen's newest brewery but much beloved Keller.

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Störchen Bier

 Störchen Bier is brewed by Hopfenrebell under the old brewery Storch name, especially for Cafe Esspress in Bamberg. It’s an unfiltered golden Helles in a Craft Beer vein. It’s got a fruity nose with floral hops. The balanced palate is similar with fair but not overpowering hops. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter.