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German Brew Recommendation

Discussion in 'General Homebrew Discussion' started by itsbeeryo, Sep 11, 2010.

 

  1. #1
    itsbeeryo

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    Posted Sep 11, 2010
    Putting together a German Brew gift for a relative but not well educated in Germans. Want to put a flight together for him - light to dark. Any good suggestions?
     
  2. #2
    doctorRobert

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    Posted Sep 11, 2010
    hefeweizen, alt bier, shwarzbier, kolsch.....
     
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    avidhomebrewer

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    Posted Sep 12, 2010
    I'd throw in a Berliner Weisse too. Very tasty.
     
  4. #4
    RunBikeBrew

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    Posted Sep 12, 2010
    Light: helles, hefeweizen
    Medium: Marzen, alt
    Dark: Dunkelweizen, Aventinus (but don't let him/her drive afterward...)
     
  5. #5
    ghpeel

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    Posted Sep 12, 2010
    +1 if you can't do lagers like Bocks or Helles. And technically schwartzbiers are lagers, but you could use Alt or Kolsch yeast and get it real close, especially if you can cold store the keg or bottles at 35F for a few weeks after brewing.

    And when I die, just fill my coffin up with these beers please. They are all delicious.
     
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