Lammsbräu Neumarkter Pils

Neumarkter hits you with a clean, almost austere bitterness that doesn't linger aggressively. The organic malts give it a subtle sweetness—like bread crust rather than grain candy. There's a mineral, slightly sulfurous undertone that feels intentional, not accidental. It drinks lean and doesn't bloat, which is exactly what you want at 4.8%.

Wittingen Pils

Wittingen delivers the textbook German Pils punch—crisp, herbaceous, with that classic Noble hop bite right in the middle of your palate. The malt backbone is more present here, warmer and slightly fuller than its competitor. It's the kind of beer that tastes exactly like you expect a Pils to taste, which is either a strength or a limitation depending on your mood.