Veldensteiner Lager Hell

Lager is a term that is used for different types of beer In England, for example, all bottom-fermented beers are referred to as lager, while in Germany the term is often used as a synonym for brews from the south of the country A lager can therefore be a pale beer, but it can also be dark or a pilsner

The lager from the Veldensteiner brewery is a classic pale example Their version of the popular style is filtered and matured for a few weeks after the brewing process so that it tastes round, full-bodied and balanced The award-winning beer has a pleasant 4,9 % alcohol content and flows into the glass in crystal-clear sunshine gold A magnificent head crowns the beer and fills the air with a potpourri of freshly mown summer meadow, pithy grain and creamy blossom honey The first sip follows the olfactory first impression: Mild and with a fine tartness, it ensnares the palate, refreshing hop notes provide grassy hints and floral undertones, while the malt contributes a soft sweetness

If you are looking for a drinkable brew with an uncomplicated character and rounded taste, Veldensteiner Lager is the right choice The beer is unagitated, down-to-earth and simply good It is the perfect accompaniment for all kinds of dishes and also tastes wonderful on its own