The guide to Bamberg's best beer. With only a couple days in Bamberg, you have to choose your beers well. This is the guide to the best beer in Bamberg, the beers you have to try.
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Ahörnla Bräu aBils
Ahörnla Bräu aBils is their Pils entry and a dry hoppy one it is. It's not very balanced but has a dry, bitter finish.
Brauhaus zum Sternla Fastenbock
Sternla Fastenbock is an unfiltered mahogany beauty with a richly malty palate which features a touch of roast and underlying hops. The lingering finish is semi-dry, semi-bitter.
Hebendanz Export Hefe Weißbier
Hebendanz Export Hefe Weißbier is a fruity wheat beer with a refreshing appearance. The sample I got was oddly bitter, seemingly from the yeast.
Hebendanz Bock
Hebendanz Bock is a richly malty deep golden Bock which is oddly only 6.1%.
Hebendanz Jubiläums Festbier
Hebendanz Jubiläums Festbier is a commemorative amber beer first brewed in 2005 to celebrate Forchheim's 1200th anniversary.
Hebendanz Export
Hebendanz Export is a balanced brew with some grain up front and enough hops for a clean finish.
Aktien Zwickl Kellerbier
Aktien Zwickl Kellerbier is a balanced session beer with a semi-dry, hoppy palate and lingering finish.
Maisel Gebrüder Edelhopfen
Maisel Edelhopfen is a surprisingly tasty 'diet' Pils with a light hoppy palate and clean, dry, bitter finish.
Bayreuther Hell
Bayreuther Hell is a balanced Helles with a nice grain element and a semi-dry finish.