Roth Export is a balanced malty example of the style with a lingering semi-dry finish.
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Roth Hefe Weizen hell on tap
Roth Hefe Weizen hell is a nice looking Weizen with a fruity palate featuring banana and lingering finish.
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.
Roth Pils on tap
Roth Pils is a balanced true to form example of the style with a crisp hoppy palate and clean dry semi-bitter finish.
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.
Spessart Hefe Weizen Hell on tap
Spessart Weizen is a great looking example of the style with a fruity yeasty nose and palate. The lingering finish is enticing.
Spessart Räuberchen Dunkel on tap
Spessart Specht Räuberchen Dunkel is a cross between a Schwarzbier and Czech Tmavy, with some light roast in the dryish palate and a lingering bittersweet finish.
Spessart Gold Specht on tap
Spessart Gold Specht is a malt forward Festbier with an integrated butter component, giving it a slight Czech feel. The bittersweet finish could be cleaner but it's a good example of the style.
Spessart Räuberchen Pils on tap
Spessart Pils is a good looking example of the style with a creamy head and nose of grain and hops. Quite balanced with a fair semi-dry hoppy palate with fair malt backbone. The lingering finish is moreishly dry and just bitter enough.
Martinsbräu Kellerbier
Martinsbräu Kellerbier is a balanced session beer with light hops and grain before the quaffable lingering finish.