Brauhaus Unfinden Hausbier is a richly malty treat with some grain and spice in both the nose and palate before a lingering semi-dry finish.
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The Pocket Guide to the Best Schwäbisch Hall & its Countryside Breweries
Franconia is blessed with 100s of great breweries, many of them in small villages outside the big towns. The pocket guide to the best Schwäbisch Hall & its Countryside Breweries will help you pick out which breweries outside Schwäbisch Hall to visit. Guided tours to breweries outside Bamberg available if you would like to head into the Bamberg countryside with a Franconian beer expert.
Gampertbräu Förster Hell
Gampert-Bräu Hell is more a Franconian Vollbier than Munich style Helles. It's hoppier and drier in the finish.
Glenk Original Altstädter Bier on tap
After some year being contract brewed by Stöckel in Hintergereuth, Glenk is once again brewing themselves. If this Pils is their best, it might have been better left as it was.
Glenk Pils on tap
After some year being contract brewed by Stöckel in Hintergereuth, Glenk is once again brewing themselves. If this Pils is their best, it might have been better left as it was. On tap at the Glenk Garten.
Aktien Zwick’l Kellerbier on tap
Aktien Zwickl Kellerbier is a balanced session beer with a semi-dry, hoppy palate and lingering finish.
Bayreuther Brauhaus Hell on tap
Bayreuther Hell is a balanced Helles with a nice grain element and a semi-dry finish. On tap at the Herzogkeller in Bayreuth.
Not Bad in Bad Staffelstein: the Bierbrauerfest
The 14th Bierbrauerfest in Bad Staffelstein was a resounding success despite scorching temperatures. Finding shade was a battle but staying hydrated was easy. Beer is, after all, 95% water.
The Pocket Guide to the Best Nuremberg Countryside Breweries
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.
Thomann Füchsla
Thomann Füchsla is a Gorgeous looking deep amber Märzen with a dense creamy head and enticing mixed nose of rich malt and assorted hops. Full-bodied and richly malty, the assorted hops are there but not overpowering in any way. Lingering finish is semi-dry.