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These rich amber lager beers are closely related to the Marzen (March) beers of Munich, Germany. Before refrigeration, beers made in March had to last all summer until brewing resumed in the fall. Celebrate with our amber, complex, toasty Oktoberfest. If it seems familiar, it may be because the Austrians brought amber lager brewing to Mexico. |
BN12
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$41.99
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Ours is a bock in the true Munich style--a strong lager, lightly hopped, with a rich body and creamy head. This is one of the classic German beers, rarely seen in commercial production in North America. |
BN26
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$52.99
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Our recipe is in the Bavarian style: malty, with a firm finish. Like the Oktoberfest beers, this beer can be found in Mexico as well in the example of Negra Modelo(R). |
BN13
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$41.99
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Of the great Old World beers, pilsner is actually one of the youngest, dating only to about 1842. Enjoyed with some variations the world over, our recipe for this classic beer reflects the golden color, rich body, and fragrant hops characteristic of the original. Very refreshing. |
BN10
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$41.99
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While commercial German brewing is dominated by lagers, fine examples of ales are still brewed there. This style is primarily from the Dusseldorf region. Ours is a rich, complex, amber ale with the unique nutty taste of "Special B" malt. Our kit comes with an authentic German Ale yeast strain. |
BN11
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$41.99
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