
Franziskaner (Franziskaner or Franziskaner)One of Munich's traditional beer brandsAnd the history isOver 500 yearsIt spans over.
Especially thatWhite beer (Hefeweizen)It has a fruity and refreshing flavor and is widely loved by beer lovers!


The fruity and creamy taste is perfect for the warmer seasons.



My impression after drinking this beer was,Rich but easy to drink!
Smooth and creamy tastein,A slight sweetness and wheat flavorYou can feel it.
It has a bit of a craft beer feel to it, but the alcohol content is just right and it's well-balanced overall, making it a reliable weissbeer that's suitable for everyone!
Recommendation level: ★★★★☆(4/5)
\ An indispensable presence in the Munich beer scene /


Basic information about Franziskaner


Types of beer | Hefeweizen (white beer) |
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Alcohol content | 5.0% |
country of origin | Germany |
Release year | 1964 |
color | Pale Gold |
Taste | Fruity and smooth taste, with aromas of banana and clove |
Features | It started as a monastery beer in Munich and has a fruity and creamy taste. |
Franziskaner is one of the brands that symbolize Munich's beer culture, and its white beer is especially popular. Franziskaner's white beer is fruity yet light, making it perfect for outdoor occasions such as picnics, barbecues, and beer gardens.
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The story behind the birth of Franziskaner


Franziskaner isA historic beer brand founded in Munich in 1363It was first brewed in a nearby Franciscan monastery and in 1861 Joseph Zettlemeyer took over the business.
In 1872Served for the first time at OktoberfestAnd the brand name spread.
In 1922SpatenMerged withThen in 1964 the Franziskaner Hefe Weissbier appeared and became even more popular.
By adopting sustainable production methods and maintaining quality, the brand has grown to become a beloved brand around the world. Franziskaner Weissbier is renowned for its fruity and refreshing taste, and is still loved by many beer lovers today.
Origin of the name Franziskaner
The name Franziskaner comes from Munich, the city where the company was founded.Franciscan MonasteryBecause the brewery started near a monastery and involved monks, "Franziskaner" came to mean "Franciscan" in German, and the name was then used as the brand name.
The beer's label also features a Franciscan monk, symbolizing the brand's tradition and history.
The secret behind Franziskaner labels


Franziskaner's labels also have a deep meaning.
Feature 1: Monk design
The Franciscan friar design, which is the symbol of the brand, is depicted on the Franciscan label. This friar symbolizes the tradition and history of Franciscan, and represents the pride and commitment to quality of the company.
Feature 2: Simple and friendly design
The label design is simple, yet evokes the history of the Franciscan Order. The overall design of the label is in warm colors to emphasize the excellent quality and drinkability of the wine.
How to enjoy Franziskaner and pair it with food
- Suitable temperature
4-6℃ (we recommend drinking it well chilled)
- Food that goes well with it
Franziskaner Hefeweitzbier has a well-balanced flavor.Can be enjoyed with a variety of dishes.especiallyPerfect with traditional German cuisineThat's right.
Genre | Recipe Examples | Compatibility points |
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Meat dishes | Sausages, roast pork | The refreshing bitterness and fruity aroma of Franziskaner harmonizes well with the juiciness and aroma of meat dishes. |
seafood | Grilled fish, fried fish | The light taste of the beer brings out the flavor of the seafood, making for a refreshing taste. |
cheese | German hard cheese, blue cheese | The salty cheese and the refreshing taste of Franziskaner create a perfect balance. |
Snacks | Pretzels, craft pizza | The lightness of the beer pairs perfectly with salty pretzels and pizza cheese. |
Local cuisine | Schnitzel (Viennese cutlet) | The crispy batter matches well with the creamy and bitter taste of the beer, making it a great companion to hearty dishes. |


The position of Franziskaner in Japan
Franziskaner is one of the most popular German beer brands in Japan, and its white beer (Hefeweizen) in particular is loved by many beer lovers for its refreshing taste and ease of drinking. Franziskaner is relatively easy to find in Japanese supermarkets and specialty stores.
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Please come and enjoy the authentic German taste in Japan!
summary
Franziskaner is a traditional monastery beer from Munich, and its white beer (Hefeweizen) is characterized by its fruity and refreshing taste. Its light mouthfeel and rich aroma make it a perfect match for hot days and light meals. If you have the opportunity, please try it and enjoy its history and taste!