Moosehead Radler Grapefruit vs Tegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb: Which Should You Drink?

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Moosehead Radler Grapefruit

Moosehead Breweries

Canada · Radler

hopIQ rank #2492

70%

Taste match

across 56 flavour tags

Tegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb

Tegernseer

Germany · Radler

HOPIQ TAKE

Moosehead Radler Grapefruit if you want something with actual body and staying power, Tegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb if you want to drink several without feeling it. Both sit at 8 IBUs so bitterness isn't the differentiator—it's that extra 1.6% ABV on the Moosehead that makes it feel like a proper drink rather than a thirst quencher. The Tegernseer's cloudiness and lower alcohol give it an almost session-beer vibe, which sounds boring until you realize that's exactly what makes it dangerous on a warm afternoon.

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WHEN TO CHOOSE WHICH

Pick Moosehead Radler Grapefruit when…

→You want something that qualifies as an actual beer first, fruit second
→Afternoon drinking where you need a little substance to lean on
→You're skeptical of radlers and need convincing they're worth your time

Pick Tegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb when…

→Hot day, multiple rounds, no interest in getting full or heavy
→You appreciate the wheat beer texture and want citrus as an accent
→Purists who respect the original German radler format

SIDE BY SIDE

	Moosehead Radler Grapefruit	Tegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb
ABV	4%	2.4%
Bitterness	Mild	Mild
Colour	Pale gold	Pale gold
Style	Radler	Radler
Origin	Canada	Germany

WHAT IT TASTES OF

8 shared · 4 distinct

Both beers

citrusyrefreshinglightcrispcleanfruitysweettart

STRUCTURE — HOW IT'S BUILT

Moosehead Radler GrapefruitTegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb

Bitterness

Body

TASTING NOTES

Moosehead Radler Grapefruit

CitrusyRefreshingCrisp

The grapefruit hits first and doesn't apologize—bright, almost candied citrus that feels more authentic than a lot of fruit beers I've had. There's actually malt backbone underneath, so it doesn't collapse into pure juice halfway through. The carbonation is crisp without being sharp, and at 4% you can taste that there's beer in here, not just flavoring. It's the kind of radler that makes you believe someone actually thought about proportions.

Tegernseer Radler-Naturtrüb

RefreshingCitrusyLight

This one's hazy and a little yeasty in the best way—you're getting actual wheat beer character before the citrus even shows up. The radler part is more restrained, almost delicate, which sounds precious until you realize it means you're tasting the beer itself. At 2.4% it's basically a beer-flavored refreshment, which is either exactly what you want or completely unsatisfying depending on your mood. Very German in its understated approach.

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