Frauendorfer Hell is a balanced malty brew with fair hopping and a semi-dry, semi-bitter finish. At 4.4%, it's a great session beer.
Tag: beer style helles
Günther-Bräu Helles Vollbier
Günther Bräu Helles Vollbier is a balanced pale golden brew with a grainy, grassy hop nose and palate. The clean finish is just dry and bitter enough to make it moreish at 5%.
Grasser Urtyp Hell (bottle)
One of Franconia's brewing legends resides in Huppendorf. This Hells is a fine and refreshing example of the style with a semi-dry moreish finish and more hops than most.
Lindenbräu Tennen Hell
Lindenbräu Tennen Hell is quite dry and fairly hopped for a Helles so it is more Franconian than many of the new breed.
Hummel Helles
Hummel Helles is a relatively if unspectacular Helles with a lingering, semi-dry finish.
Düll Krautheimer Helles Lager on tap
Düll Krautheimer Helles Lagerbier is a balanced malty example of the style with their signature white pepper in both the nose and palate but it blends well. One of the driest Helles beers I've had.
Landwehr-Bräu Hell on tap
Landwehr-Bräu Hell is a malt forward golden brew with a grainy palate and lingering semi-dry finish. On tap at the Landwehr am Turm in Rothenburg ob der Tauber.
Roth Helles on tap
Roth Helles is particularly hoppy for the stye on tap at Zum Roth and if you've been unimpressed with it in bottled form, give it a go here and you won't be disappointed.
Spessart Räuberchen Hell bottle
Spessart Hell is a great looking malt forward example of the style with a nice light grain element and clean semi-dry finish.
Martinsbräu Helles
Martinsbräu Helles is balanced malt forward session beer with just enough dryness despite what seems low hopping.