Now, I had previously been under the impression that German beers were limited to lagers and Hefeweizens, neither of which I'm crazy about. That is, until I discovered this gem at my Oktoberfest party. This dark, flavorful meal-in-a-bottle made a big impression that fateful weekend, and I now have a hard time passing up this Oktoberfest staple, which was first produced in 1397! You can pick it up at Trader Joe's at a very reasonable price. Careful though: 7.2% alcohol by volume (I feel it after one beer!)
Saturday, November 18, 2006
My new favorite bier
Now, I had previously been under the impression that German beers were limited to lagers and Hefeweizens, neither of which I'm crazy about. That is, until I discovered this gem at my Oktoberfest party. This dark, flavorful meal-in-a-bottle made a big impression that fateful weekend, and I now have a hard time passing up this Oktoberfest staple, which was first produced in 1397! You can pick it up at Trader Joe's at a very reasonable price. Careful though: 7.2% alcohol by volume (I feel it after one beer!)
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