Enzensteiner Landbier Hell is a deep golden example of the style with a white head. The malty nose has some grainy notes as does the balanced palate. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter. It’s fruity as it warms and though not quite as clean as you might like in the style, the finish has a nice light bitterness.
Pfarrbräu Stout is an unfiltered black example of the style. The balanced palate is malty with light roast notes and fair but understated hops. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter. It’s quite soft due to the low carbonation. A true Stout on tap regularly available has to be supported.
Pfarrbräu Kellerbier is an unfiltered amber example of the style. The balanced palate is malty with light roast notes and underlying hops. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter. It’s quite soft due to the low carbonation.
Pfarrbräu Fränkisch Hell is an unfiltered golden rustic example of the style. The balanced palate is malty with light grain notes and fair but understated hops. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter. It’s quite soft due to the low carbonation.
Herzog von Franken Schwarze is prototypical Schwarzbier with a dry roasty richly malty palate and lingering bittersweet finish.
Wiesener Räuberweisse from Bürgerliches Brauhaus is a great looking Weizen with a rocky head and fruity nose. It’s got a rounded fruity palate with yeast in peeking in from the nose. It’s also got an earthy quality untypical for the style which gives it a moreish quality. It’s a touch stickier than their other beers but not overly so and certainly not for the style. It’s full-flavored and fruity but remains refreshing, something a Weizen should always strive to be.
Wiesener Pompejanus is a cold-hopped Pils from Bürgerliches Brauhaus that is brewed for a hotel restaurant and museum in Aschaffenburg, this is in the Craft Bier vein with floral hops in the nose and a dry fruity palate. The citrusy element lingers into the dry semi-bitter finish.
Wiesener Pils from Bürgerliches Brauhaus is a gorgeous golden textbook German Pils with rocky white head and hoppy nose. Balanced palate is hoppy with the perfect amount of bitterness for the style. The clean finish is moreishly semi-dry and bitter.
Goikel-Bräu Kellerbier is a nice refreshing looking Kellerbier with a light grainy nose and balanced palate of grain and hops. The lingering finish is semi-dry with just a hint of bitterness
Waldschloss Pils is a textbook German Pils with a grainy nose featuring floral hops and which carries over to the plate. The clean finish is semi-dry with a light but firm bitterness.
