Moonwake Kölsch

Moonwake hits clean and deliberate. The grain comes through almost honeyed, with a subtle white-pepper spice that feels intentional rather than accidental. There's a dryness at the finish that doesn't linger aggressively—it just politely shows you the door. You notice the craft here; every sip feels considered.

Reissdorf Kölsch

Reissdorf tastes like Cologne tastes—alive and direct. The malt is softer, almost bready, with a mineral snap underneath. It finishes quicker and crisper than Moonwake, like it knows exactly what it is and doesn't overthink it. This is the beer that invented the category, and you can taste the confidence.