German beer has been brewed in accordance with the purity law for over 500 years. Using the four ingredients prescribed in this law. A German saying loosely translated as ‘Hops and malt for beer, may God preserve them here’ alludes to the basic ingredients used in beer brewing.
These ingredients were laid down in the ‘purity law’ in the Bavarian city of Ingolstadt in 1516. The purity law requires that ‘nothing other than barley, hops and water be used’ to produce beer. The importance of yeast was not known at the time and was added later.
Brewed in accordance with the Purity Law, Weidmann reflects quality, tradition and excellent taste.
This all-natural beer using fresh hops, barley malt & pure water is fully balanced with dry but crisp, bitter undertones. Clean, smooth and perfectly structured.
In a 330ml can and with a 4.2% abv, this pilsner is easy to drink, refreshing and even a bit thirst-quenching. Be sure to have one on a nice summer day, or even on a winter night, it will always be Perfekte!