Wiesener Export from Bürgerliches Brauhaus is a gorgeous golden textbook Export with creamy white head and malty nose. Balanced palate is richly malty with just the perfect amount of bitterness for the style. The lingering finish is moreishly semi-dry.
Wiesener Festmärzen from Bürgerliches Brauhaus Wiesen is a gorgeous unfiltered golden Märzen with a creamy head and spicy nose. The balanced richly malty palate features a nice spicy element. The lingering finish is semi-dry and bittersweet.
Wiesener Frühlingsbock from Bürgerliches Brauhaus is a gorgeous deep golden Hellerbock with an ample rocky head and spicy floral hoppy nose. Balanced richly malty palate features a nice spicy hop element. The lingering finish is semi-dry and bittersweet.
Wiesener Altfränkisches Landbier from Bürgerliches Brauhaus is a gorgeous unfiltered golden Landbier with an ample rocky head and spicy hoppy nose. Balanced palate features a nice spicy hop element I hadn’t expected. The lingering finish is semi-dry enough with a nice bitterness.
Wiesener Helles from Bürgerliches Brauhaus is a gorgeous golden Helles with an ample rocky head and spicy hoppy nose. Balanced palate features a nice spicy hop element I hadn’t expected. The lingering finish is semi-dry enough with a nice bitterness. A surprising beer I wouldn’t peg as a Helles.
Wolf Bock is a spicy unfiltered take on the style. My bottle had some oxidation but would buy again.
Kaiserhöfer Kellerbier is an unfiltered amber balanced brew with a nice grainy malty element to compliment the light hopping.
O-Bräu Export is brewed by Thomas Kaiser at the mother Kaiserhof brewery. It's a textbook example of the malt forward style with a lingering semi-bitter finish. The O refers to the brewer's cat, Oskar.
O-Bräu Winterbock is brewed by Thomas Kaiser at the mother Kaiserhof brewery. It's heading into Doppelbock territory at 7.8%. While not prominent, the alcohol is obvious in both the honey tinged nose and richly malty palate. The O refers to the brewer's cat, Oskar.
O-Bräu Märzen is brewed by Thomas Kaiser at the mother Kaiserhof brewery. It's a true to style richly malty brew with some spice in the nose and palate and a lingering semi-dry semi-bitter finish. The O refers to the brewer's cat, Oskar.
