Schönramer Bavarian Pale Ale

A Bavarian pale ale? Is that possible? Yes, it is possible! And how! However, the Landbrauerei Schönram brewery in Bavaria has interpreted it a little differently to how a pale ale is normally brewed

What is striking about Schönramer is the creamy head that forms in the glass after it is poured After a few minutes, the clear, strong orange hue of the Bavarian Pale Ale crystallizes The pleasant smell of hops, which spreads across the nose after a few moments, is also particularly striking Even before you try it, you seem to be able to guess where the journey is heading, but you are mistaken The hoppy note of the Bavaria Mandarina variety still predominates in the first sip, The impression is rounded off by subtle herbal and citrus aromas What remains is a strong but not too dominant hop tartness Not exactly typical of a pale ale, Schönramer impresses with its tangy, fine-sparkling body However, this does not detract from the interplay of grapefruit, passion fruit and lime aromas Those who opt for Schönramer Bavarian Pale Ale will get a balanced beer with a fine interplay of aromas that knows how to impress with its mild character A particular specialty: American roots combined with the Bavarian adopted home - you have to try it