Gundel Alkoholfrei an unfiltered golden example of the style the Barthelsmesaurach brewery’s alcohol-free beer. It’s unfiltered bright golden hue coupled with the ample chiffon-like rocky head is enticing. Spalter hops in the nose set the stage for a hop forward but well-balanced brew. The lingering finish is semi-dry with a pleasant bitterness. Pretty solid for an alcohol free beer.
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Gundel Nimm’s Leicht
Gundel Nimm's Leicht is an unfiltered golden light alcohol beer the Barthelsmesaurach brewery. It’s unfiltered bright golden hue coupled with the ample chiffon-like rocky head is visually enticing. Spalter hops in the nose set the stage for a hop forward but well-balanced brew. The lingering finish is semi-dry with a pleasant bitterness. Pretty solid for a low alcohol beer.
Gundel Sommerliebe
Gundel Sommerliebe is the Barthelsmesaurach brewery’s summer seasonal. It’s the only golden one as fitting for the warm weather. It’s unfiltered bright golden hue coupled with the ample chiffon-like rocky head is enticing. Cascade hops in the nose set the stage for a hop forward palate full of Spalter Perle and Select. The lingering finish is semi-dry with a pleasant bitterness.
Gundel Jubelbier
Gundel Jubelbier is an unfiltered chestnut Festbier with a rocky off-white chiffon-like head. There’s light roast in the grainy nose and perhaps a hint of chocolate. The palate is balanced but richly malty with some roasty chocolate notes and brewery typical Spalter hops. The underlying hops make for a lingering semi-dry semi-bitter finish which is truly moreish
Gundel Fastenbock
Gundel Fastenbock is an unfiltered amber beauty with an ivory chiffon-like head and light spice and Spalter hops in the nose. The chewy, richly malty palate is well-balanced with ample Spalter hopping, making for a moreish Bock at a reasonable 6.6% abv. The lingering finish is semi-dry and bittersweet.
Gundel Weihnachtsbock
Gundel Weihnachtsbock is a richly malty Christmas treat featuring fair Spalter hopping and light spice in the plate. The lingering, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish is moreish.
