Craftmayer Bernstein Märzen

There is a clever idea behind the Craftmayer series from Rittmayer: The brewers and master brewers at the Franconian brewery are allowed to really let off steam and the results of their wild experimentation are then sold as limited edition special brewsAs a rule, breweries have a fixed range of beer types and styles From time to time, specimens are sorted out and new beers are added, but long-established private breweries in particular often have a selection of universally known and popular beers This is also the case at the Rittmayer brewery: The brewery from Hallerndorf has a fixed repertoire of beers and seasonal specialties In addition to this selection, there is a range of craft beers and the Craftmayer series The latter gives brewers the opportunity to try out new recipes, raw materials and techniques and give free rein to their creativity Although the Craftmayer specimens to date are all within the purity law, the styles, hops and malts vary There have already been a whole range of different beers, The current Craftmayer is an amber MärzenThe copper-coloured beer is adorned with an almond-coloured crown of dense, fine-pored foam The taste of the malty beer is delightful with fine roasted aromas and a hint of smoke Soft aromas of melt-in-the-mouth caramel and toasted nuts caress the palate, while big notes of oven-fresh bread and a variety of malts form the stable character