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For centuries, the princely Oettingen-Wallerstein family has demonstrated exquisite taste in all aspects of life—from art and architecture to cuisine. This refined sense of quality is also reflected in the beer creations of their traditional brewery. The Fürst Wallerstein Brauhaus, one of the last remaining aristocratically run breweries in Germany, stands for the highest brewing art and authentic enjoyment. A prime example of their brewing expertise is the Fürst Wallerstein Hell.

This classic pale ale presents itself in a sunny gold in the glass, demonstrating its unfiltered freshness with a fine, even turbidity. It is crowned by a stable, white foam that elegantly completes the look and smells delightful. Soft malt notes unfold on the nose, with hints of honey and fresh bread. A subtle hop flower harmoniously rounds off the olfactory first impression.

On the palate, Fürst Wallerstein Hell is wonderfully balanced: mild, drinkable, and crisply fresh. The gentle honey sweetness and robust grain are balanced by a delicate, unobtrusive hop bitterness, while the beer’s trub provides a lovely spiciness. The soft, palate-pleasing carbonation and the delicately balanced body make it a sumptuous beer, suitable for both festive occasions and relaxed evenings. A royal delight with a down-to-earth character.