A beer a day in November
I neither know nor care what Advent is. It's not hockey. It's not beer...or is it?
I picked up this beauty at a nearby Costco store. Twenty-four half-liters of German beers for $75, not bad. Each one is conveniently numbered so you can pull out a beer a day.
Best of all, I had never had any of them before. In fact, I hadn't even heard of a lot of the breweries.
All the notes are on beerme.com now, so I'll just list the links and scores here.
- Schnitzelbaumer Lagerbier Hell (16)
- Kuchlbauer Turm Weisse (16)
- Fürst Carl Pils Unfiltered (17½)
- Weldebräu Kurpfalz Bräu Kellerbier (13)
- Dietrachinger Schwarze Tinte (16)
- Graminger Deife (18½)
- Landgang Helle Aufregung (20)
- Egerer Zwönitzer Steinbier (19½)
- Herrngiersdorf Hallertauer Hopfen-Cuvée (18½)
- Egerer Meine grosse Liebe Can 5,1% (18)
- Hohenthanner Tannen Hell (14½)
- Ettl Teisnacher 1543 Festmärzen (15½)
- Wieninger Hoamat Weissbier (16)
- Kauzen Käuzle Helles Lager (17½)
- ÜberQuell Bambule (14)
- Egerer Herrnbräu Tradition (15)
- Schwarzbräu Marie Hausbrendel Hell (19½)
- Egerer Wiener Lager (13½)
- Kraftbierwerkstatt Der Schwarze Bock (17)
- Erl Hell (20)
- Egerer Perlenzauber German Pale Ale (13)
- Schloßbräu Rheder Mengersen'sche Husaren-Trunk (16)
- Flötzinger Hell Can (14)
- Ladenburger Weizenbock Hell (14)
Mostly drinkable, some not very good, and a quite a few were excellent. Almost enough to make me want to buy another one for December.
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