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Tag: Germany

  • Veltins

    Veltins

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    Veltins is a classic German pilsner brewed in North Rhine-Westphalia and known for its sharp carbonation, crisp bitterness, and ultra-clean finish. It is a textbook example of German brewing precision, adhering closely to the Reinheitsgebot (German Purity Law). At 4.8% ABV, Veltins is light but assertive. Expect a dry malt backbone, prominent herbal hop bitterness,…

  • Hofmeister Weisse

    Hofmeister Weisse

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    Once a household name in British pubs, Hofmeister has undergone one of the most successful lager revivals in the UK. Originally popular in the 1980s and 90s, the brand disappeared as drinkers moved away from mass-market lagers in search of more authentic European beer styles. Hofmeister returned in 2015 with a completely new approach. Rather…