Kesselring Landbier Hell is a richly malty deep golden brew with a creamy white head and malty nose. The balanced palate is fruity and semi-dry with a bittersweet finish.
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Göller Hausbrauerbier
Göller Hausbrauerbier has an enticing pale yellow hue, massive rocky head and lightly grainy nose. It’s quite balanced in a malty way considering the relatively low abv of 4.3%. There’s a nice spicy hop element intermingling with the light grain. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter.
Drei Kronen Bock
Drei Kronen Böckla is a malt forward example of the style with some dried fruit in both the nose and palate before a lingering, semi-dry finish.
Bähr Pils (brewed by Göller in Zeil)
On tap at the atmospheric Bähr Keller. Though their lone beer, labeled a Pils is now contract brewed by Göller in Zeil, it’s nicely balanced with a great mix of hops and grain. There’s a strong malt backbone and the lingering finish is perfectly dry and bitter.
Wagner Pils
Wagner Pils is a textbook example German Pils at 4.9% with a balanced palate which is lightly grainy and hoppy. The clean finish is semi-dry and slightly bitter.
Wagner Kupferstich Rotbier
Wagner Kupfterstich Rotbier is a textbook Red Beer aside from its lighter copper hue. It's rich toasted malt palate and nose are offset well with a light spicy caramel note and enough hops to dry it out nicely in the lingering finish.
Kesselring Schlemmer Weissbier
Kesselring Schlemmer Weissbier is a balanced fruity wheat beer with a sourish palate and lingering finish.
Kesselring Pils on tap
Kesselring Premium Pils is a textbook German Pils with a light grainy/floral hops nose and palate. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter.
Ulrich Martin Josephi Bock from gravity barrel at Bockanstich
Ulrich Martin is a traditional brewery lovingly restored by the man himself. The Josephi Bock is fantastic bock full of rich malt and fine hops. The lingering finish is moreishly semi-dry, making for a dangerous 7% brew. Their Bockanstich is legendary and for good reason. Try to get to one if you are in the area at the right time. You won't regret it.
St. Georgen-Bräu Hopfenzupfer
St. Georgen-Bräu Hopfenzupfer is a deep amber Festbier with a spicy nose and balanced hoppy palate. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter.