Hacker Pschorr Kellerbier

Kellerbier is a stye of lager which is bottled unfiltered so often has a slight natural haze. In Hacker-Pschorr's version there are distinctive fruity notes alongside caramel and honeyed flavours which are brought out during the tradtional maturation and storage. With a touch of rusticity it's also beautifully smooth and refreshing.

The history of Munich's Hacker-Pschorr goes all the way back to 1417 and even plays a leading role in the foundation of Oktoberfest, when Prince Ludwig I of Bavaria asked them to brew a special beer for his Wedding in 1810. That party grew into the annual celebration we know today, and the festival is still held on land donated by Joseph Pschorr, brewmaster at the time. These days Hacker-Pschorr's fame is down to them producing some of Germany's, and the world's, best loved lagers. The Kellerbier is a stunning example of the style, while the Munchener Gold and Weiss are benchmarks that other brewers have long aspired to emulate.