Gaas-Seidla

There are many mixed beer drinks The classic Radler is available in sweet or sour, i.e. mixed with lemonade or sparkling water For the Russ, wheat is mixed with white lemonade Weißbier is also used for cola wheat or banana wheat If you want to drink a spritz, you mix beer with draught soda and for the Almradler you use Almdudler as a mixed drink, If you want to drink a spritz, you mix beer with Fassbrause and for the Almradler you take Almdudler as a mixed drink Somewhat more absurd are cocktails like the Helle Moritz, which is made from wheat and sparkling wine In Franconia there are numerous other variations, our favorite is the Helle Moritz.

This example from Krug consists of lager, cola and exquisite dessert wine with cherries Despite the higher percentage of ingredients, the mixed drink only has a mild 2.8% alcohol content The delicacy flows into the glass in the color of cola and also smells like it The typical scent of soda is accompanied by a hint of cherry - a pattern that is also reflected in the taste Cola and cherry combine with a subtle tartness, light malt and grassy hop notes to create a sweet refreshment

The Gaas-Seidla from Krug-Bräu is a welcome change from the conventional Radler and scores with the charm of the cherry and a strong cola note