Peach Radler

Radler in German mean cyclist. The story goes that a bartender at a tavern in the mountains was running low on beer when a large group of cyclist came in.

Brewed by Royal City Brewing & Beer Hall

Style: Fruit Beer
Family: other

§ How it tastes

Cherry, peach or raspberry stirred into an otherwise gentle beer, so the fruit is the point and the beer gets out of the way. Unlike a fruited sour there is no acidity to brace for, which makes it the softest landing on any tap list. Order it in summer, or on someone's first visit.

That's the style. This beer is one brewery's take on it.

Sweet
4
Sour
1
Bitter
1
Fruit
5
Roast
0
Body
2

§ From the brewery

Radler in German mean cyclist. The story goes that a bartender at a tavern in the mountains was running low on beer when a large group of cyclist came in. He cut his meager supply of beer in half with lemon soda and called it a Radler, explaining that it was specifically for…

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Fruit Beer

Beer with real fruit in it — sweet, easy, and not sour.

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