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Aktien Zwick'l Kellerbier if you want bright, mineral-forward character, Fliegender Bayerischer Kellerbier if you want softer, more approachable malt sweetness.
Both are unfiltered lagers at nearly identical strength, but Bayreuther's version has a noticeably crisper bite—almost chalky minerality that hits your palate first. Hummel's take rounds that edge, letting the grain shine without the sharp finish. Neither will disappoint; it's about whether you're in the mood for precision or comfort.
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Δ 16
Sweetness
Δ 1
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Tasting notes
Aktien Zwick'l Kellerbier
Aktien Zwick'l hits with immediate clarity—there's a grainy, almost dusty quality that feels authentic to the style, like drinking something straight from the tank before it smooths out. The carbonation is moderate and deliberate, not aggressive, and it lets you taste the yeast character underneath: clean, just slightly herbal. There's a dryness on the back end that stays with you, and it makes you want another sip right away.
Fliegender Bayerischer Kellerbier
Fliegender Bayerischer feels broader and more generous in the mouth—the malts come through softer, with a subtle breadiness that sits comfortably. The yeast is equally clean but less assertive, letting the grain be the lead voice. It's less mineral, more rounded, and the finish is gentler; this one invites you to linger rather than chase. Still properly dry, but the edges are buffed.
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