Landgang Amerikanischer Traum

The Landgang hits with a solid malt backbone that grounds the hops. You get the citrus and pine, sure, but there's a warm, slightly sweet finish that suggests decent crystal malt in the recipe. At 6.2%, it's got enough body to feel substantial without being heavy—it drinks like a beer that knows what it wants. The bitterness is clean and doesn't linger aggressively, which keeps it balanced rather than harsh.

Triple Point IPA

Triple Point is snappier. It's leaner through the middle, which actually makes the hop character pop more distinctly. You're tasting the individual notes—citrus zest, maybe some floral bite—without any malt sweetness getting in the way. It finishes drier and cleaner, which makes it dangerous because you'll want another one immediately. This is the beer that doesn't make you feel like you're committed to something serious.