The Pocket Guide to Nuremberg's Best Countryside Breweries will help you pick out which breweries outside Nuremberg you need to visit. Guided tours to breweries outside Nuremberg available if you would like to head into the Nuremberg countryside with a Nuremberg beer expert.
Fürst Carl Josefi Bock is the rare rich but dry dark Bock. The nose and palate are full of dried fruit the lingering finish has enough hops to dry it out with just a tinge of bitterness.
Fürst Carl Franken Ale is one of the brewery's Craft Beer forays. It's cold hopped with three aroma hops and has some grapefruit but it's not as dry as their craft Pils, Herbes Glück.
Fürst Carl Herbes Glück is a Craft Beer interpretation of a Pils. Unfiltered and cold-hopped, it's a dry Pils with some grapefruit and a clean finish.
Fürst Carl Pils is a true to form German Pils with dry hoppy palate and clean, semi-dry finish.
Fürst Carl Urhell fine mix of grain and hops with a clean, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Fürst Carl Kellerbier is reportedly an unfiltered version of the popular Schlossgold and shows why filtering is generally not a good thing.
Fürst Carl Schlossgold Dunkel is richly malty balanced dark beer with lingering, semi-dry bittersweet finish.
Fürst Carl Schlossgold Export is a balanced Export with a lingering, semi-bitter finish.
Fürst Carl Märzen is a rare hoppy Märzen with a lingering, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
