Brauhaus Brünn Hausbier was an unusually cloudy yeasty beer with a dry lingering finish. On tap at at the Genussfestival 2024 in Ebern.
Tag: unterfränkisches bier
Bräuhaus Dörflis Märzen
Bräuhaus Dörflis Märzen is a rich malty brew with fair hopping, making for a lovely semi-dry finish. It is brewed by the small communal brewery in the village of Dörflis in Lower Franconia but I sampled it at the Genussfestival 2024 in Ebern.
Bierprinzessin Hassberg Rotbier
Bierprinzessin Hassberg Rotbier is an unfiltered amber beer which was brewed by the Hassberg Beer Princesses for the festival. It’s a lovely dry hoppy beer in the Craft Beer vein but retains a distinct Franconian flavor. This was on tap at the Genussfestival 2024 in Ebern.
Bierprinzessin Hassberg Vollbier
Bierprinzessin Hassberg Vollbier is an unfiltered amber beer which was brewed by the Hassberg Beer Princesses for the festival. It’s a lovely dry hoppy beer in the Craft Beer vein but retains a distinct Franconian flavor. This was on tap at the Genussfestival 2024 in Ebern.
Raab Pils on tap
Raab Pils is a gorgeous golden hoppy beer with a dry semi-bitter finish. This was on tap at the Genussfestival 2024 in Ebern.
Raab Frangn Seidla on tap
Raab Frangn Seidla is an unfiltered Vollbier with a dry fruity palate and a moreishly dry finish. This was on tap at the Genussfestival 2024 in Ebern.
Wiesener Pompejanus
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
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.
Framing Unterfranken in Frammersbach
When it comes to beer aficionados, Lower Franconia doesn't get any respect. Before I get accused of playing the Rodney Dangerfield card, I fully understand its relative remoteness and lack of sheer numbers has a lot to do with that. Going to new breweries is exciting so don't lose the sense of adventure. Lower Franconia is a great place to do it just that.
Kesselring Pils on tap
Kesselring Premium Pils is a textbook German Pils with a light grainy/floral hops nose and palate. The lingering finish is semi-dry and semi-bitter.