Erdinger Weissbier Vs Franziskaner Weissbier | The Battle Of The German Weissbiers

[@RW-nr6bh]

Franziskaner really has stood the test of time in the UK. I remember back in the 1990s as a teenager too young for the pub, helping my mum doing the shopping in Safeway on Friday evening. My reward for this was a bottle of beer to have when we got in. The Franziskaner caught my attention as it looked different compared with the others on the shelf. I usually picked it, only occasionally opting for something else. I almost never drink at home now so rarely have it, but when I do I'm reminded it's still a good drink.

[@tonydeltablues]

Franziskaner is my go to, favourite. Has been for some time now. Just very good value and great taste.

[@matthewpotter8491]

Had to come back to this video. After watching last week, I bought a bottle of the Franziskaner and it’s been in my fridge all week. Finally cracked it open. The hype is real. What a beer! Absolutely lovely. Could easily see off a few bottles of this. More shall have to be procured over the weekend!

[@andreirambler]

You Sir must be decorated with a medal for your reviews. I ueed to go for peroni, san miguel, stella, etc. I never thought to try german beers and I can't belive that all this time I've missed out on such great beers. Enjoying a pint of Franziskaner as i type this comment, what a lovely beer! Ive tried paulaner, krombacher, Warsteiner, the 2 cheap beers from Asda brewes in france, they are all way better than any beers I had before. I've also tries the budvar and staropramen brewed in the check republic. I'm trying to get hole of Weihenstephaner but I can't find it anywhere around here so I'll probably order online.

[@juicedelavie6212]

Just tried Franziskaner for the first time today, never tried it because it was more expensive than the other cheaper beers. Had a rough day today and I thought what the hell, might as well give it a shot. And oh man I got to say, this is one of the nicest beers I've ever had. Definitely washed away my stress when that first sip hit. the taste, the gas, the smoothness really washed away the pain. 😂😂

[@jamesatoneill]

Got me a Franziskaner tonight. First time Ive had a wheat beer. Really enjoyed it. Thanks

[@michaelcafaro4022]

They are both excellent choices and I purchase both but if Erdinger is available I grab it before franziskaner. There is something about it that keeps me coming back for more. It has this after taste that i love.

[@zoey907]

Glad to see someone else in the reviews loves erdinger ❤️

[@memeguyTM]

Me too. I prefer Erdinger. ​@@zoey907

[@Forestgravy90]

I think erdinger is better for lager drinkers

[@markdesmond6274]

Erdinger is the Weissbier I buy if there are no other Weißbiers. It’s okay but nothing more. Agree that Fanziskaner is very good. I’m also lucky that I have a very good local bottle shop that always has at least 10 different German Weissbiers in stock - it’s fantastic!

[@purplitooelfideo9732]

Cool comparison! How about comparing Paulaner and Weihenstephaner, my favourite. 🙂

[@theshowmanuk]

I'm 67 and I've tried Erdinger and the Erdinger Dunkel as a result of this excellent channel. I can't drink the Erdinger, the banana/cloves thing upsets my stomach. I'm not criticizing the beer, but it clearly doesn't agree with me. I haven't tried the Franziskaner Weissbier, but I suspect I would have the same problem. I have to say, that the original description of Erdinger that you gave in a previous video was spot on. The banana/cloves thing is very strong for me. The Erdinger Dunkel is another matter. I can drink that no problem and it reminds me of UK pubs (Great Yarmouth in particular) in the early 1970's It was legal for a 14 year old to be in a pub (but not to drink alcohol). However I did have a drink of brown ale (loved it). The dunkel reminded me of that, along with the dart board and nicotine stained pub !

[@andrewsteer8860]

It’s the yeast that’s used, does the same to my stomach. As much as I love the taste of a weizen, I can’t drink them

[@markleitch7328]

Nothing beats weihenstephaner for me. Is their anything better than wheat beer in the summer? Probably my favourite style of beer

[@1977Futre]

Came here to type this. Best wheat beer out there.

[@markleitch7328]

@@1977Futre a big step up from those two for sure. It’s only about 20p more expensive also. Strange decision to go for either of those two over weihebstephaner

[@1977Futre]

@@markleitch7328 All about marketing. The company behind the beer and such. Big companies push crap beers to the fore. I don't live in the UK anymore. But I do remember it was hard work getting a decent beer on tap. You had to wade through the Fosters and Carling taps, hehe.

[@markleitch7328]

@@1977Futre I’m lucky my local has weihebstephaner on tap 👍🏻

[@andrewyoung749]

@@1977Futre nah gutmans.stuffs become a drug to me lol. weihenstephaner is pretty good though and my local sainsburys actually carries it so pretty a-okay there

[@emscott2705]

Weissbier 白啤 is hugely popular in China now. Most of the small convenience stores in the larger cities all stock various cans including Fransizkaner. Indeed Franziskaner is so popular there they started to brew it in Northern China around 2018. It looks and tastes the exact same but with slightly less raspy /good mouthfeel but you’d need to know your Munich brewed well to be able to differentiate. 🍺🍺😃

[@olivermolloy6432]

I love these but my favourite Hefeweizens of all are Schneider Weisse Tap 7 and Hofbräu

[@numberstation]

Franziskaner over Erdinger by a long way, but Weihenstephaner over them all.

[@StevenLaneyGuitar]

Agree that Weihenstephaner usurps the others, but, in my opinion Andechs is the best.

[@numberstation]

@@StevenLaneyGuitar Haven’t tried it but thanks for the recommendation 👍

[@StevenLaneyGuitar]

@@numberstationCan be hard to come by, but you sound like your palate is similar to mine: you prefer your wheat beers to have a slightly sweeter taste and more pronounced banana flavours.

[@numberstation]

@@StevenLaneyGuitar Weihenstephaner was the first Weissbier I ever drank many years ago so I got lucky. The bananas and bubblegum taste had me hooked from then on, perfect on a hot summer’s day.

[@TheVirtualGroomroom]

GOAT comment

[@johnp8131]

Best I had was back 1990, in a small German Brew pub in a village called Vohenstrauss, northern Bavaria near the Czech border. Strong, full flavoured and really cheap. The old landlady would give you a "cuff" around the head if you left the lid up on your Bier Krug up and still had Weissbier in it, as it signified you wanted another.

[@davidrogan7492]

Ordered Franziskaner in our Tesco delivery and Erdinger came instead. Wholly agree with your assessments here. For me, no comparison between the two. Franziskaner is a great beer. It’s also fantastic on the PD.

[@oliveroshea5765]

Hi David, what is PD? Does that mean draught?

[@davidrogan7492]

@@oliveroshea5765 it’s the Perfect Draft beer machine.

[@editdaddy1]

I’ve got to say I haven’t tried them all yet. I’ve had erdinger, paullaner, franziskaner and I must say franziskaner is my favorite so far. Nice and chilled poured into a glass. It’s just goes down so nicely

[@Werkvuur]

It's weird how virtually everyone prefers all other Weissbiers over Erdinger, but Erdinger is my personal favourite. Weihenstephaner is very close. Don't like Paulanar much.

[@americasfavoritehoarder]

This guy is becoming 1 of my favorite youtubers.

[@chris290499]

After just returning from Oktoberfest in Munich Franziskaner is spot on. Bottles not quite as good as draught (as expected) but still bloody good. Erdinger really lacks flavour. Highly recommended Hofbräu also.

[@HermieMunster]

Looks like I’ll be getting a few bottles of Franziskaner to sample!

[@A14b19]

I remember in the 1980 going to Italy and finding Franciscoskaner monk beer in supermarkets and loved it but couldn’t find it here only if my friend went to Europe to get his wine . Now you find everywhere same in Italy you find Scottish ale , bulldog beer ! Can’t find it in London had it in Windsor in 80s but in Italy the choices of beer is good .. love your programme 🎉🎉🎉

[@alm5966]

I first had Franziskaner in Austria in 2012. There was a heatwave and it was pushing 100f. Sat outside like a mad dog Englishman supping away and it tasted amazing. Definitely one of my fave brews and wins every time over Erdinger; which I rate too.

[@stg4478]

we got both here in the US I like both like the Erdinger little more

[@andyarmstrong1175]

Nice one .... its Franzikaner all the way for me! A really cool one of these on a hot day is great and at £1.65 (just gone up😢) from lidl's its sensational value and quality 😊👍🇬🇧

[@treadwellt437]

I lived in Germany for many years late 80's through the 90's and I loved Erdinger then. I tried one recently from Tesco on a whim and it is definitely not the same beer, interestingly I can say the same for Warstein (wobbly) as we knew it!

[@frankseyen9156]

Lots of the big german breweries watered down their beer receipts, because the youth doesn't like strong beer. One exception is Oettinger (germanys lagest brewer), who are famous for their cheap beer. They even have their own cheap brand (5.0 Original) and brew lots of the supermarket beers (like for ALDI, Rewe and Penny). Also lots of the smaller breweries have better beer than the big companies.

[@GreggFellows]

i have to say Erdinger is one of my favourite beers, Benediktiner make a damn good Weiss Bier as well... and don't forget Weihenstephan....ooof

[@filipecunha7892]

Loving these series, keep them up Si!

[@samwilde595]

Just venturing into wheat beer on your recommendation, I had my first Erdinger today in my local shop, all they had was that and the normal stuff like bud/ Stella etc. really enjoyed it, now I’m going to try more! It feels somewhere between an IPA and a lager which I really enjoy

[@mitch89014]

Spot on, picked this one all the time for this style, never disappointed all the years I have been drinking this, definitely one of the best in the style and most reasonable priced here in the states

[@Jannes-pj4cd]

I love them both, but the Weihenstephaner is my favourite weissbier and the Erdinger is my second favourite. The Franziskaner was my first ever German weissbier that I’ve tried and it still is my third favourite.

[@elzorro7of9]

Agree, Weihenstephaner after a hard days outdoor work is a pleasure all of its own.

[@Jannes-pj4cd]

@@elzorro7of9 It sure is.

[@MrDilkington15]

just back from lidl and got a bottle of that franziskaner beer looks great going to let it cool in the fridge for a while

[@pompeyjim]

I was doing this exact comparison at the weekend! Franziskaner definitely better for me. More flavour. Edit... I made that comment before watching it all, and I see you have come to the same conclusion

[@gbphil]

I spent one Christmas somewhere around 2015 spending £100 on weissbiers from one of the big internet shopping firms (beers of the world?) I choose about 30 of the cheaper ones out of the 60 or so they stocked and had a happy fortnight sampling all of them. Very few stand outs above and beyond Erdinger and certainly not worth paying double the price for but suffered with a smile doing it.

[@markstevens6682]

I’ve had and enjoyed them both… If you tour around Singapore all day in the tropical heat a wise beer goes down well.

[@Ngamer834]

Depends I do like the typical banana and clove flavours you find with most Weiss beers. Erdinger is a bit different to the others I have tried and actually prefer it. I Find it's a bit like a lager you pull it out of fridge might not be so complex but really refreshing and easy to drink whilst still being tasty.

[@andrewyoung749]

my fave is gutmans. had it in a little town called nordlingen about 5 years ago. its got so much 'depth' as you say. theres so much yeast floating in it. the dunkel weiss is even better and their weizenbock is the best beer i ever had. i got a bottle of the weihenstephaner weizenbock in amsterdam a few weeks ago. it was nice but comparatively a bit thin aside from that of the ones ive had weihenstephaner is good as is maisel weisse. i wasnt impressed by Franziskaner originally but had it couple months ago in koln and thought it was pretty good. erdinger is the one they serve on the db trains. compared to the others maybe not so good but for a pint on a train pretty okay

[@KHGrinderboy]

1st night in Germany as an 18 year old sprog, the old sweats got me leathered in the squadron bar before taking me "down town" and feeding me Weissbier - I thought it was the best thing I ever tasted. 30 odd years later I brewed my own homage to a weissbier called White Horse for a reunion. I love both Erdinger and Franziskaner, so moreish I could end up as bladdered as I did back in the day! Awesome.

[@gbphil]

Great thing about Erdinger is they do both a filtered (clear) version and a dark (dunkel). My no 1 choice however would always be Hoegaarden, with a slice of lemon which contrasts with the orange zest it is made from. It’s even better on draught which a few select places still do, Plough in Harbourne and Camelot Castle to name two.

[@GreggFellows]

got myself a crate of the Edinger Dunkel a couple of Christmas's back, very nice

[@gbphil]

@@bizzclub8622 The Hoegaarden website claim it is the original Belgium Wheatbeer dating back to the 16th Century. Surprisingly in Germany, weissbier is not universally recognised everywhere, wietzen or witbier sometimes has to be said to get what you want, depending on where the bar or restaurant is located.

[@heywoodjablome5630]

@@gbphil Belgian wheat beer is not the same as German wheat beer (weizenbier or weissbier, however you choose to call it.) The Belgians use unmalted wheat instead of the malted wheat used in Germany.

[@gbphil]

@@heywoodjablome5630 who gives a fcuk, it’s still my favourite.

[@heywoodjablome5630]

@@gbphil haha, good response.

[@shibe1367]

Maisels Weiße is the best Weißbier I have ever had, although just in terms of sheer accessibility I love Franziskaner the most because it’s available basically everywhere but still retains the absolute standard of what is expected from weizens. Erdinger falters at selling beer at such a massive volume which reduces the quality as a consequence. It’s not like I overly dislike Erdinger, I actually don’t mind drinking it, it’s just what is expected when production is expanded to such a degree. I think Erdinger is like tap 7 Schneider Weisse, you either like it or dislike it because it’s pretty different from your standard Hefeweizen.

[@evilrslade]

Maisels Weiße is a great beer, on tap in Berlin on a hot summers day, unbeatable. Great shout.

[@briankrause2359]

I absolutely love weissbier...not many varieties in Vancouver bc but we have Erdinger. Pauliner, Konig Ludwig and Scneider and sons. Of those Konig Ludwig is my fave. Sadly No Krystaalweizen available here. Absolutely LOVED drinking those in Berlin when i was there last. BC is seemingly the craft beer capital of Canada, sadly that variety is not yet available here apparently.

[@badabing8884]

For me it goes: Erdinger -6/10. Started off on these but there are much better ones I found. Franziskaner - 8/10 Weihenstephaner - 9/10 Weihenstephaner Vitus 10/10. Sadly going for over £4 a bottle and sold out at beers of Europe.

[@johnh3710]

Once readily available in Tesco, Weihenstephan weissbier was a form favourite of mine. Only ever seen it on speciality bottle shops for the past ten years..

[@markleitch7328]

Sold widely in sainsburys

[@mritchie85]

Two great beers, some of the German breweries put the mass label engineered stuff to shame, these ones should have a separate shelf or something to differentiate them from the pigswill

[@clarkswan9616]

Franzinskaner is my fav . And as you say it's definitely got a peppery taste which might put a few people of initially . Took me a couple of bottles to get use to it when i first tried it all those years ago .

[@atompilsner815]

I couldn`t agree more with your review. The Erdinger is a very unique style of Weissbier. It is very pale and has a unique taste. In comparison it is kinda watery. I can smell hints of citrus and some malty flavor. It is probably a good beer for a hot summer day in a beer garden or when you are hiking, but I personally prefer a richer Weissbier (with banana flavor) like the Franziskaner. My absolute favorites are Maisel's Weisse from Bayreuth and Schneider Weisse from Munich. Like the Erdinger they use the bayerische Edelreifung which is a second fermentation in the bottle. They add some fresh wort and yeast to the beer before they bottle it and store it for another month or so before they ship it. Thats why the Erdinger has that small label on the bottle.

[@heywoodjablome5630]

The in-bottle carbonation also leads to finer bubbles.

[@Non-Stick_Pan]

They are currently 4 for £6.50 in my local Tesco. I always get 4, and it's 3x Franziskaner + 1x Erdinger. Erdinger is not a bad beer but it's not on the same level as Franziskaner.

[@dennishamilton8009]

Hello I’ve just recently stumbled upon your channel and today I was in Sainsburys and found a nice four pack of Erdinger’s I assumed they were 500ml and have just seen they’re 330ml! Anyways, I know you’ve done a review of Patronus but I was wondering if you could do a comparison between Erdinger and Patronus in terms of price and taste. I’ve tried them both but feel I may have been scammed thinking a 4 pack of 330ml Erdingers for £4.75 is a better deal than just getting 3 bottles of Patronus

[@realaleguide]

Great idea on the video thank you, Pateonus is a far superior beer to Erdinger I feel

[@Mr.CreamCheese69]

also I love these beers. they are relatively inexpensive and found everywhere, and its just such a good quality of beer, one would think it would be more exclusive

[@WolfmanWoody]

Have you ever done the Brugs Witbier? I love the corriander in that, very refreshing and one of my favourites. Might try this Franziskaner Weissbier though, you make it sound interesting.

[@shaun6150]

Great vid Simon and I agree with you Franziskaner is the better beer 👍

[@mikemathias1562]

Greetings from beautiful Blieskastel, Saarland/Germany. Just found your channel. Uts awesome. Keep doing the good xontent. Congrats❤

[@paulmarsh5856]

Great Beer Reviews - I have always been a 'Beer Man' !!! But, l have one confession - have taken up drinking French Beer - there are so many to chose from !!! Not surprising though - l live in France in the South East, near Perpignan. Are you familiar with French Beers - would you consider doing a In-Depth Review sometime ?

[@johnp8131]

Another for the Summer months? Maybe see if you can get hold of some "Dunkelweizen"? Think the Orange slice might be an American thing? When we go on our beer tours down to the south of Germany it tends to be a slice of lemon as an option.

[@domodoom]

Franziskaner is my favorite beer sadly harder to get here in my country, but Erdinger is also great a little spicy at end for me I love it too. I love almost any Weisbier. hahahahah.

[@jasonpratt927]

Paulaner is the best I have tried but my M+S only stock their Munich Helles lager. Franzy is by far and away my go to beer PERIOD 👌

[@Tom_-]

Erdinger is fine, but Franziskaner is one of my favourites. Used to be able to get it at my local Tesco express 3 for a fiver.

[@peterm7548]

I missed this video when it came out. I prefer Franziskaner - more body and flavour for sure - though I have some Erdinger in my cupboard right now as Tesco only had that brand. Both are good in their own way. Quite different from the Belgian and Dutch witbiers. Love weissbier in the summer with a slice of lemon something I got from my German cousins.

[@Steven91637]

Tucher Beer from Nürnberg is great too

[@RobCatron]

Great reviw and I've flet the same way - Edringer, though good, isn't in the same flavor profile of of the other Munich varities. You will get no clove, baanna and those classic tasts but it is a nice refershing sip

[@andrewbensley6957]

Agree, out of the two the frankie is the best, texture, mouthfeel, taste….everything

[@abraxas7779]

Totally agree with the review. Erdinger - Drinkable but no magic to it, focused more on marketing than quality me thinks. Same for the Dunkel Franziskaner - Very solid, best supermarket option for the style most of the time

[@parky5329]

Sat in my garden now drinking a bottle of Franziskaner. Tastes great, but a little too carbonated for me. Cheers all 🍻

[@mymic208]

Majestic wine are doing 12 bottles of Paulaner for £21.60 which works out to £1.80 a bottle

[@brianhintze6440]

Obviously two great beers. Myself, I find that I can "like" a beer more on one day, and then the next batch, it wasn't that great. Maybe could be several variables? Temperature of beer, being shipped and stored to the USA, tastebuds alter on various days, food pairings, etc, etc. I'd like to see you put Vitus up against a similar one...maybe Schneider Weisse or equal.

[@heywoodjablome5630]

Vitus is not a Weissbier. It's a Starkbier (strong beer)version of Weissbier, a Weizenbock. The alcohol level is too high to be otherwise.

[@luckyseven8572]

Well for weis beer they are kinda dark. Looks more like hazy amber. But they look both very tasty.😊

[@nigelwatson2750]

Franziskaner used to be 5.2% ABV about a decade ago

[@TheLyricalDavidJames]

My frankly dull claim to fame is that the owner of the Erdinger brewery , Werner Brombach, asked to join my table at Oktoberfest Dublin after he'd completed the opening tapping ceremony. Affable guy, never bought me a drink though 😡.

[@tobyjackman3212]

Typical Werner

[@MARKKY2727]

Agree find erdinger a bit bland ,Paulaner weissbier on the sub is tremendous 👍👍

[@Searly255]

my local Sainsburys sells Wiehenstephaner weissbier but iv'e not seen Paulaner yet

[@Paul_Turvey]

For me I tried both, plus Paulaner, without doubt Paulaner is the best for me, Franziskaner def has more body and flavour, to me Erdinger has a lighter taste to it, Paulaner just hits the spot for me🙂, Si get yourself to Majestic Wines, there's one in Cardiff I think, you can get a case of Paulaner (12) for £21.60,cheaper than the supermarkets 👍🍺

[@andrewhayes7055]

I bought a pack of Erdinger at the weekend seeing as they are on offer with your clubcard at Tesco and I have to agree with you. I was slightly disappointed with the taste I found it a bit bland compared to other wheat beers I have had in the past.

[@kirbyculp3449]

The Weihnstephaner Dopplweizen is THE BEST. Unfortunately, it is rare in Texas.

[@ilcorvo9559]

You can get Paulaner 21 quid for 12 in Majestic wine. decent deal.

[@bogroll1881]

100% agree tried both from Tesco and don't really 'get' Erdinger, it isn't even close.🙂

[@Steven91637]

Köstritzer Dark Beer is amazing

[@longhead3476]

Great beer

[@sharons5035]

Why don't you make comparison between Franziskaner and paulaner

[@Jc-pu3cx]

Excellent review

[@ScoobyD2]

Ain't watched yet. But I absolutely and most definitely prefer the erdinger dunkel Weiss to either of these, but it's often not great from the bottle, or can be kinda 50 / 50 . From the tap it's amazing, but you'll need a mortgage if you can find it

[@daz6637]

Good ole banana beer as we called it in the Army in Germany. Weizen Hefe or Klar was always a nice drop. I’m a Franco boy myself, alway ended up with a good night.

[@neilcarroll5250]

Great video,You have a wonderful nose and pallete for good beer and ale keep on keeping on.cheers Neil

[@SimonTheChimp]

Agree, Erdington is a bit bland for me. In my opinion, Andechs make the best Weissbier. Weihenstephan also make a belter. For UK beer Geipel in North Wales do a great Weiss

[@adyjclarke]

Which one is the Aldi one most like?

[@Cayres9]

Also Erdinger is a Wheat beer lol read the back of the bottle simon i think you will find it says wheat barley and hops At least thats what the Tesco one said on it lol

[@heywoodjablome5630]

Schneider, for the win. All the Weissbier flavours, plus one or two extra. Slightly darker colour and Munich malt character.

[@robertburton7598]

Love Weiss beer Erdinger for me ,love all of them.

[@gbphil]

Orange in a Blue Moon! Nooooo it’s made with Orange zest already! It has to be a Lemon slice to draw out the contrasting flavours.

[@BobingerAudio]

You should try a Bayreuther Aktien Zwick‘l Kellerbier i think you‘l love it.

[@deepfriedmango]

Erdinger: the chicken korma of weissbiers. I will add however that erdinger "urweisse" is delicious if you can find a bottle.

[@Cayres9]

I dont like Franziskaner it has a candle wax smell to it i cant stomach , I like Erdinger and also yesterday tried Staropramen beer for first time and that is quite good though was dissapointed its brewed in the UK and not the Czech republic but for £2.20p it is good.

[@djhappyyyyy]

Tbh I like the German hefeweizen all don't have really a favourite tbh . I think these beers in general are my favourite

[@tedhodge4830]

You can't find Paulaner in the UK? I have one at my corner gas station in Texas, haha. I have much more trouble finding the others, but Franziskaner is the other more readily available. It's a shame because as much as Paulaner is my go-to due to cost and availability (and not owned by Bud), it's one of my least favorite in the weiss category. I only get it because it's a German weiss and I can find it everywhere here, I even found it on tap in a pizza shop once. For me, both Franziskaner and Paulaner are very "phenolic" and I read a metallic taste. I still like them both a lot.

[@MartinvonBargen]

Trust me on this one, wet the glasses before you pour ;)

[@Steven91637]

I recommend Mönchshof Wheat Beer 🍺 it’s delicious

[@jamesburns7021]

Nikel brau weisse beer is my go to and favourite

[@RobertMckee-yn9hc]

Franziskaner by a long way my favourite weissbier. Erdinger is ok just ok mind you I think the same about Paulaner loads of folks including yourself love it but I don't get a lot of flavour coming through on it

[@madaboutsonic]

I enjoy them both.

[@PrimoVerde87]

I like this battles.

[@csproductions]

It looks like the UK Erdinger is brewed by Carlsberg Marstons, would be interesting to compare it to the real German version

[@JimmiG84]

Interesting. Are you sure they aren't just an importer? In Sweden we get the real German version but it's still quite bland compared to Franziskaner, Paulaner etc. It's not a bad beer by any means but I'd only get it if no other weissbier were available.

[@IainTwin1]

Aldi v Lidl weissbier on the cards?

[@martinkasper197]

The best one is from Netto: Falkenfelser (glass bottle) Their Schloss Weizen (plastic bottle) sucks. Aldi and Lidl are also in a plastic bottle, but I think Aldi is better. But I don't like this plastic taste at all... Turmbräu from Penny (can) is also good....

[@FerminTrujilloEspetero]

Franziskaner is sooo tasty!! Fantastic drop!