franconian beer reviews

Klosterbräu Landbier

Klosterbräu Landbier is a richly malty unfiltered amber beer heading in the Märzen direction. Underlying hops dry it out nicely in the finish.

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Klosterbräu Maibock

Klosterbräu Maibock is a richly malty amber Bock with some apricot in the nose and a moreishly dry lingering semi-bitter finish.

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Klosterbräu Kellerbier

Klosterbräu Kellerbier is a new addition to their line-up and a balanced if slightly bland one it is.

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Klosterbräu Bock

Klosterbräu Bock is a balanced Hellerbock with a semi-dry palate and lingering finish. Deceptive at 7%.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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Klosterbräu Schwärzlabock

One of Germany's finest beers and certainly one of the very best bocks brewed. The dark Christmas bock from Klosterbräu in Bamberg is worth seeking out.