Weltenburger Lager

Germany - “Helles” means “pale in color,” as these beers are often golden. The German-style helles lager is a bit rounder or fuller-bodied than light lager and even all-malt pilsners. Helles lager beers offer a touch of sweetness and light bitterness.

Germany - The oldest dark beer in the world – a true taste experience; full-bodied, malty, aromatic, smooth and creamy. Intensive but elegant flavors of chocolate, nuts, raisins, caramel, cocoa and coffee. World Beer Cup winner in 2004, 2008, and 2012

Germany- Doppelbock- 7.2% ABV. This lager pours a very dark, burnt caramel color with a medium sized tan head. The aroma has notes of Metallic hops, loads of caramel, chocolate, toffee, oats, and roasty, almost burned malts. It has a slightly sweet taste.

Germany - “Helles” means “pale in color,” as these beers are often golden. The German-style helles lager is a bit rounder or fuller-bodied than light lager and even all-malt pilsners. Helles lager beers offer a touch of sweetness and light bitterness.

- Munich Helles Lager- 4.9% ABV. Pours a clear golden-yellow color. A spicy aroma accented by sweet caramel, fruity yeast, floral hops & fresh barley. Tastes of sweet, bready & caramel malts balanced by fresh Noble hops & bitter citrus. A clean, drinkable beer!

Germany - The oldest dark beer in the world – a true taste experience; full-bodied, malty, aromatic, smooth and creamy. Intensive but elegant flavors of chocolate, nuts, raisins, caramel, cocoa and coffee. World Beer Cup winner in 2004, 2008, and 2012

Germany - This golden yellow Märzen beer, a jewel of Bavarian brewing, combines an exceptionally fine scent with a light, fruity flavor. Full-bodied and spicy at the same time, the malt is emphasized from first sip to the finish.