Goldene Gans Helles is a malty brew with a peppery finish. Their Biergarten on the Main river in Würzburg is worth a stop in itself and in this setting, any beer is refreshing.
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Würzburger Hofbräu Hell
Würburger Hofbräu Hell is a balanced if somewhat bland malty brew which is well-suited for those averse to hops. Their signature Pils is still heading towards a Helles and the better bet if looking for more flavor.
Kaiserhöfer Keller Äffla Urhell
Kaiserhöfer Keller Äffla Urhell is an unfiltered golden balanced brew with a nice grainy malty element to compliment the light hopping.
Greifla Lager
Greifla Lager is a balanced malty brew with plenty of hops for a lingering, semi-dry, semi-bitter moreish finish.
Hetzel Frauendorfer Hell
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.
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.