
Franziskaner Weissbier – Munich, Germany
A crisp and refreshing beer with a creamy, foamy head. It’s a delightful wheat beer carrying fruity undertones. ABV 5.0
Yuengling – D.G. Yuengling & Son, Pottsville, Pennsylvania
Inspired by the German-style lagers of Bavaria, this uniquely American classic features a rich caramelized flavor and deep amber color. Brewed with American Cascade and Cluster hops and crafted with a lighter body, it delivers exceptional balance and refreshment. ABV 4.5%
Johnny Blood Red – Titletown Brewing, Green Bay, WI
Named in honor of legendary Packer Johnny “Blood” McNally, this Irish Red Ale features caramel malts and toasted barley. Just like its namesake, it’s a true winner. It took home the silver medal at the Great American Beer Festival for an Irish-style red ale. ABV 6.0%
Lakefront IPA, Lakefront Brewery – Milwaukee, WI
This American-style India pale ale has a rare hop combo that brings out a juicy, mouthwatering scent. It’s very hop-forward with a good malt support and a tingly hop burn, delivering a great aftertaste. ABV 6.6
St. Bernardus – Sint Bernardus Brouwerij, Watou, Belgium
This dark Belgium beer has a fruity aroma with a robust head that is ivory in color. It is brewed in the classic quadruple style and adheres to the original 1946 recipe.
Hofbräuhaus Festbier – Hofbräu München
A traditional, golden, full-bodied German lager, featuring a balance of toasted malt sweetness, bready notes, and spicy hops, making it crisp yet malty and highly drinkable for festivals. ABV 6.3
Hacker-Pschorr Weisse – Munich, Germany
A traditional wheat beer, intense golden color, wonderfully refreshing with fruity citrus notes, a light sweetness of bananas and honey, mildly bitter with a spicy nutmeg note. ABV 5.5
Ayinger Celebrator Doppelbock, Brauerei Aying – Aying, Germany
This family-owned brewery in the foothills of the Alps is famous for a full range of award-winning Bavarian specialty beers. Profoundly dark & rich with cascading layers of malt complexity. A lager, Celebrator gains richness and depth from multiple malt varieties and a complex mashing profile. ABV 6.7%
Köstritzer Schwarzbier, Bitburger Braugruppe – Bitburg, Germany
Germany’s most popular black beer. Toasted bitter flavor with bittersweet herbs. A gentle tingle balances with an elegant and intensely aromatic freshness. Finishes with delicate bitter notes and a malty sweetness on the palate. ABV 4.8%
