Klosterbräu Landbier is a richly malty unfiltered amber beer heading in the Märzen direction. Underlying hops dry it out nicely in the finish.
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Ahörnla Bräu Holy Smoke
Ahörnla Bräu Holy Smoke their Heller Rauchbier with just a hint of smoke to the otherwise hoppy palate.
Keesmann Zwickel Hell
Keesmann Zwickel Hell is a limited release unfiltered version of their Hell, only at tap the the brewery's pub. It's serviceable Helles with a balanced malty palate with some grain in both the nose and palate.
Beck Bräu Kellerbock
Beck Bräu Kellerbock is a richly malty Dunkler Doppelbock with a chestnut hue and caramel and dried fruit in both the nose and palate.
Hummel Weizenbock on tap
Hummel Weizenbock is a marvelous example of the style with a rich malty palate tinged with both fruit and yeast. The lingering finish is moreish.
Brauhaus zum Sternla Dunkles Festbier
Sternla Dunkles Weizen is a lightly roasty, fruity, dry Dunkelweizen with a lingering dry finish.
Brauhaus zum Sternla Dunkles Weizen
Sternla Dunkles Weizen is a lightly roasty, fruity, dry Dunkelweizen with a lingering dry finish.
Wilde Rose Pils
Wilde Rose Pils is contract brewed by Brauerei Trunk and is balanced dry and hoppy.
Griess Keller Bock
Griess Keller Bock is a hop forward richly malty brew more suited to sipping than a raucous Bockbieranstich. While not a traditional Franconian Bock, it outshines many that safely hide in the confines of the bland Hallerbock one often finds.
Kreisla 36 Export (Hummel, Göller, Höhn, Drei Kronen)
The 2024 edition of the Kreisla 36 is an unfiltered Export by four of the five breweries in the Memmelsdorf postal code (Humme, Göller, Höhn and Drei Kronen). I was lucky to be doing a tour out in the area recently and found it on tap at Brauerei Hummel. It had a golden hue and dense creamy head and was quite lively so it took them a fair amount of time to pour. The light grain in the nose foretold a similar balanced palate which was quite dry for the style without a lot of bitterness. The lingering finish was also moreishly dry.