franconian beer reviews

Bayer (Zum Grünen Baum) Landbier

Bayer Landbier is a gorgeous session beer with an unfolding grain element and dryish, slightly bitter finish.

franconian beer reviews

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.

franconian beer reviews

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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Wagner-Bräu Kuckuck

Wagner-Bräu Kuckuck is an excellent light smoke beer with a malty palate and fair smokiness before the clean dry finish.

franconian beer reviews

Fäßla Lagerbier

Fässla Lagerbier is a classic Franconian lager with a dry fruity palate and long bitter finish.

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Krug-Bräu Lagerbier

This is Krug's signature brew, appropriately enough a classic Franconian Lager with a well-balanced palate and drying slightly bitter finish.

franconian beer reviews

Mahrs Bräu U

Mahrs Bräu makes an amazing range of beers and this is their flagship. "U" is a hard beer to describe but not to drink. I've never heard anyone say they didn't like it.