This craft beer offering from Sonnen-Bräu is a real winner. It's a dry hoppy treat without being overly bitter.
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Klosterbräu Rauchbier
Klosterbräu Rauchbier is the brewery's first modern day foray into smoke beer and a grand one is is.
Klosterbräu Braunbier
Klosterbräu Braunbier is the brewery's original one, a malty style of beer brewed once upon a time and worth investigating when you step into the past of its old world pub.
Klosterbräu Schwärzla
Klosterbräu Schwärzla is the brewery's take on the black beers from just north of Franconia but this is a fuller-bodied example and approaches a stout-like creaminess. If you are looking for some different beers in Bamberg, look no further than Klosterbräu.
Weiherer Hopferla (on tap)
Kundmüller is a great brewery with both traditional and craft beer offerings. Hopferla is a collaboration with Fat Head in Ohio and a true explosion of seven different hops in one strong IPA.
Weiherer Weizenbock (on tap)
Weiherer is a great brewery with both traditional and craft beer offerings. Their latest Weizenbock on tap is a wonderfully fruity one with elements of dried orange and caramel mixed in with the traditional banana.
Weiherer Bock (on tap)
Weiherer is a great brewery with both traditional and craft beer offerings. Their Bock is a classic Hellerbock with a malty palate and dryish, bittersweet finish.
Weiherer Zwickerla Hell
Weiherer is a great brewery with both traditional and craft beer offerings. Their Zwickerla is a great mix of malt and hops and just might be their best session beer.
Weiherer Keller Märzen
Weiherer is a great brewery with both traditional and craft beer offerings. Their Keller Märzen is true to style with a nice malty palate and long dry finish.
Weiherer Rauchbier
Weiherer is a great brewery with both traditional and craft beer offerings. Their Rauchbier is lightly smoky and clean, a perfect introductory smoke beer.