franconian beer reviews

Roppelt (Trossenfurt) Festmärzen bottle

Roppelt Festmärzen is dry and fruity for the style and also has a kiss of smoke before the lingering semi-dry finish.

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Sauer Frühlings Märzen

Sauer Frühlings Märzen is a dry-hopped spring special featuring a dry fruity palate and clean semi-dry finish.

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Rother-Bräu Kloster Urstoff

Rother-Bräu Kloster Urstoff is a balanced good example of a Märzen with a richly malty palate and lingering semi-dry finish. Once brewed by the Klosterbrauerei in Münnerstadt, it is now the product of Rother-Bräu who bought it up.

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Göller Märzen

Göller Märzen is quite dry and fruity for the style with a lingering semi-dry finish. The Göller beers while not always overly concerned with style restrictions are getting better every time I go out there.

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Düll Krautheimer Landmärzen

Düll Krautheimer Landmärzen is balanced malty example of the style with a touch of pepper which plays into its drier than typical for the style finish.

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Wettelsheimer Märzen on tap

Wettelsheimer Märzen is a richly malty brew with some spice and a lingering bittersweet finish.

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Fischer (Wieseth) Das Spezial on tap

Fischer Das Spezial is a premier example of this very Franconian malt forward style which manages to be dry without being bitter in the least. Nice to find it on tap at Gasthaus Sindel Buckel in Feuchtwangen.

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Ritter St. Georgen Urmärzen

Ritter St. Georgen Märzen is an unfiltered amber beer with a malty character tinged with apricot is both the nose and palate. The lingering finish is moreishly semi-dry.

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Wurm Märzen

Wurm Märzen is an unfiltered amber beer with a malty/spicy character. The bottle I got was slightly sour so probably a bit off even if within its date range.

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Drei Kronen Märzen

Drei Kronen Märzen is a nice dry Craft Beer take on the traditional style, While malty, it is much drier than is typical of the style and yet maintains fairly low bitterness.