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.
Wiethaler Pfingstmärzen Festbier is a richly malty amber beer with some spicy caramel notes and a lingering bittersweet finish.
Zeltner Vollbier is a rich golden brew more in the Franconian Vollbier style than a Munich Helles. There's some grain in the nose and the lightly fruit palate. The lingering finish is semi-dry and slightly bitter.
Zeltner Vollbier is a rich golden brew more in the Franconian Vollbier style than a Munich Helles. There's some grain in the nose and the lightly fruit palate. The lingering finish is semi-dry and slightly bitter.
Pyraser Kellerbier is a great example at 18 IBU of a beer not needing bitterness to attain a moreish dry finish. On tap at Hütt'n, it was a gorgeous beer to behold and even more of a joy to drink.
This Helles is brewed by Rittmayer Hallerndorf and the least interesting of the three Hausbiers. If all you drink is light beer, this balanced brew will do the trick. It’s got a zesty element and a lingering semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
This Rotbier is brewed by Rittmayer Hallerndorf and while not a world beater, it’s well made with a nice spicy element. It’s certainly better than a few of the Rotbiers in town and has a lingering semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Hütt'n Hausbräu Dunkel is brewed for them by Rittmayer in Hallerndorf. It's a malty dark brew with a touch of chocolate and a lingering, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Dreykorn Edel Pils is a dry hoppy example of the style with a lingering, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Dreykorn Dunkel i is a malty dark brew with a lingering, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
