Weltenburg is the real deal, a true Monastic brewery, like those in Belgium, only making lager beers. The abbey, of the Benedictine order, is
Founded by Irish or Scottish monks in 620 AD, it is also held to
be the oldest monastery in Bavaria. Records show brewing began in 1050 AD.
The present abbey was built between 1716 & 1739 by the Asam
family, Patrons of the monastery.
This robust, powerful dark double bock derives
it's name from the Baroque master-builder family Asam which renovated the
monastery around 1716 AD.
A rich malty flavor yet smooth finish are the hallmarks of this delicate
beer."One of the best bocks I've ever had." - Lew Bryson, acclaimed beer writer
Available in 17 oz. bottles , 20 per case. Rated 98%
by ratebeer.com.
Barock-DunkelAn amber-brownish color with a big malty nose are
the characterisics of this pleasant beer. Medium complexity and a dry but not
overpowering hop finish. Lower alcohol content. The worlds oldest dark beer.
2004 Gold and 2006 Bronze medal winner at the World Beer Championship.
Available in 17 oz. bottles and 5 liter mini kegs (over 1 gallon of beer)
Rated 94% by ratebeer.com
Matured by cool and long storage, this Pils is less tart than those from Northern Germany, yet more complex. A culmination of brewing skills. A delight for novices and connoisseurs alike. Available in 12 oz 6 packs and 5 liter mini kegs. Rated 93% by ratebeer.com