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The “Kirtabier” is brewed for one of the most important festival days in Bavaria, the “Kirchweih” church fest.
The intensive double decoction mashing with the mixture of three malts gives the beer a warm, brown color and a well-balanced, full-bodied, solid aromatic malty quality. The salubrious character of Kirtabier is distinguished by a high degree of fermentation, a pleasant sparkle and a distinctly perceptible bitter quality. The Kirtabier comes “premium cloudy” to the bar, which means unfiltered with that full cellar taste.
IBU: 21.2
Unfiltered

Reviews

Jimbo
5 days ago

4.4
Not alot of aroma but you get a hint of sweetness from the malts. The taste is similar with the sweetness and roasted malts coming through to the back end. The mouthfell is phenomenal with medium to full giving it a luxurious taste. You get a kick of hops bitterness at the finish with the usual stinging nettle taste.

antistream
@ Oluthuone Amsterdam2 months ago
3.5
Mukavan pehmeä, kevyt ja maltainen Oktoberfest-olut.
Sopii hyvin toastin kylkeen.

Dottore Stranoamore
2 months ago
4.2
Mycken smakrik med stor kropp och lång eftersmak. Ganska smörig känsla.

PILS98
@ Maruhn2 months ago

4.1
Für mich ein sehr gutes Festbier 👍

Karl G
@ Beers of Europe Warehouse10 months ago

3.4
Lovely ruby dark enjoyable beer. It’s malty but smooth. Lovely.

Александр
@ Hmel & Solod / Хмель & Солод1 year ago

3.8
Особый сорт праздничного из Баварии.
Медно-янтарное пиво, мутное, с минимальным осадком.
Пена на пару пальцев, однородная, кремового цвета, плавно тает оставляя географические узоры на стенках бокала.
Аромат солодовый, с кислинкой, немного дрожжей.
Вкус интенсивный, сложный, основа солодовая в неё вливаются мотивы сливы, яблочек и ещё что-то неуловимо знакомое, но ускользающее как день в конце ноября. Резкий конец глотка с пощипыванием языка перетекает в длительное суховатое послевкусие.
Много такого не выпить, но после работы стаканчик залетает на Ура!
A special kind of festive from Bavaria.
Copper-amber beer, hazy, with minimal sediment.
Foam for a couple of fingers, homogeneous, creamy, melts smoothly leaving geographical patterns on the walls of the glass.
The aroma is malty, with sourness, a little yeast.
The taste is intense, complex, the base is malty. Plums, apples and something else subtly familiar, but slipping away like a day at the end of November, flow into it. The sharp end of the sip with tingling of the tongue flows into a long dry aftertaste.
You can’t drink a lot of this, but after work the glass flies with Hurrah!

MI$
1 year ago
4.0

JaanaPiritta
@ München1 year ago
3.5

Vahe
1 year ago
3.0

Jardello
1 year ago
3.4