One of Franconia's brewing legends resides in Huppendorf. This Hells is a fine and refreshing example of the style with a semi-dry moreish finish and more hops than most.
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Roth Helles on tap
Roth Helles is particularly hoppy for the stye on tap at Zum Roth and if you've been unimpressed with it in bottled form, give it a go here and you won't be disappointed.
Will-Bräu Hefe Weizen bottle
Will-Bräu Hefe Weizen is a fairly dry for the style fruity wheat beer with a refreshingly fruity palate and lingering finish.
Will-Bräu Helles
Will-Bräu Helles is a textbook malt forward session beer with a grainy nose and palate before a clean, semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Rother-Bräu Kloster Urstoff
Rother-Bräu Kloster Urstoff is a balanced good example of a Märzen with a richly malty palate and lingering semi-dry finish. Once brewed by the Klosterbrauerei in Münnerstadt, it is now the product of Rother-Bräu who bought it up.
Rother-Bräu Helles
Rother-Bräu Helles is a balanced and a hoppier example of the style than most. The lingering semi-dry finish is has just the right amount of bitterness to make it moreish.
Felsenbräu Felsator
Felsenbräu Felsator is a richly malty Doppelbock with dried fruit in both the nose and palate before a lingering semi-dry, bittersweet finish.
Brauerei Mager Weihnachtsbier
Brauerei Mager Weihnachtsbier is a surprisingly Festbier with a malty plate featuring a nice grain element and ample hopping for the style, making for a semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Brauerei Mager Ur-Hell
Brauerei Mager Ur-Hell is a surprisingly good Helles with a malty plate featuring a nice grain element and ample hopping for the style, making for a semi-dry, semi-bitter finish.
Reh Landbier Hell
Reh Landbier Hell is a relatively dry hoppy brew which you can find on tap at Balkon in Nürnberg.