
There's a lot of German beerThere are so many varieties I can't choose!
Can someone please explain in an easy-to-understand way which one I should drink first?



Today, for those people, I will introduce some of the beers I actually tried in Europe.“Definitely German beer”I have summarized the information below.
Popular in German beerLager/WeizenThe twoBy beer styleTo,Ranking formatWe will introduce it to you♪
What kind of beer is German beer?For those who are interested, please see this article.
What is a beer style?For those who are interested, please see this article.
[For beginners] What are lager beer and weizen beer? [Very simply]


Simply put, the difference in taste between the two beers is"Refreshing and refreshing = Lager","Fruity and mellow = Weizen".
In terms of appearance,"Clear transparency = lager","Gentle cloudiness = Weizen"It will be easier to understand if you remember this.
Now, let's take a look at the features and rankings of each one.
<1> Lager category: Refreshing and refreshing! Top 3 easy-to-drink classic German lagers
What is Lager?A style of beer beloved in Germany and around the worldAnd by low-temperature fermentationIt features a clear taste with no unpleasant flavors.is.
It is also easy to get used to even for those who are familiar with Japanese lager beers (such as Asahi and Kirin),Clean tasteandRefreshing feelingYou can enjoy.



This beer pairs well with food and can be enjoyed in any situation.
Recommended for German beer beginnersThat's right ♪
🥇 No. 1: JEVER PILSNER





This beer is especially famous in Germany as a "dry" beer. You'll get addicted to its sharp, clean bitterness!
style | Pilsner |
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Features | Very sharp and dry. Impressive with intense bitterness and prominent hop flavor. |
Drinkability | It's sharp and refreshing. It goes well with greasy dishes, but may be a bit strong for beginners. |
bitter taste | ★★★★★ |
Drinkability | ★★☆☆☆ |
Summary | An authentic pilsner that will appeal to those who like bitterness. |


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🥈 No. 2: Spaten





A classic and reliable beer full of Munich tradition. You can really taste the original flavor of beer!
style | Jerez (Munich Lager) |
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Features | It has a strong malty sweetness, a moderate richness and a clean aftertaste. It has no peculiar taste and is an excellent type that you won't get tired of drinking every day. |
Drinkability | Smooth and easy to drink, it pairs well with any cuisine, whether Japanese or Western. A perfectly balanced taste that you will never tire of. |
bitter taste | ★★★☆☆ |
Drinkability | ★★★★☆ |
Summary | A classic German lager with a traditional and reassuring feel. |
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🥉 No. 3: Beck's





A classic pilsner that is loved all over the world.
It may not be the most exciting, but it is light and easy to pair with food.
style | Pilsner |
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Features | It is light and has no particular flavor, with a slight citrus scent. |
Drinkability | Very easy to drink and perfect for everyday use. |
bitter taste | ★★★☆☆ |
Drinkability | ★★★★★ |
Summary | An introductory beer that is safe for beginners. |


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<2> Weizen category: The top 3 with the sweet taste and gorgeous aroma of wheat
What is Weizen?A traditional German beer style made from wheat.in,It has a soft banana-like scent and a gentle sweetness.is.
It may have a slightly different impression on Japanese tastes the first time, but it has its own unique charm.
It has almost no bitterness and is smooth and creamy on the palate, making it easy to drink even for those who don't like beer.It can be said that.



Those who want something sweet and fruity,People who don't like bitter beer,People who want to have a light drink before meals or while relaxing during the dayIt's also perfect for
🥇 No. 1: Schneider Weisse





An authentic Weizen beer that is rich and full-bodied, yet also has a banana-like sweetness.
style | Hefe Weizen |
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Features | It has a strong aroma of banana, clove and vanilla, and a rich, full-bodied flavor. |
Drinkability | It's creamy and rich, with a hint of dessert-like flavor. It's the type of drink you want to sip slowly. |
bitter taste | ★☆☆☆☆ |
Drinkability | ★★☆☆☆ |
Summary | A rich, authentic Weizen beer. |


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🥈 2nd Place: Franziskaner





It has a mild flavor and is recommended for those new to Weizen. Its soft sweetness is popular.
style | Hefe Weizen |
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Features | A good balance of banana aroma, light sweetness, and acidity. A mild, mild flavor. |
Drinkability | The carbonation is strong and refreshing. It's easy for anyone to drink and goes well with meals. |
bitter taste | ★☆☆☆☆ |
Drinkability | ★★★★★ |
Summary | A gentle taste perfect for those new to Weizen. |


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🥉 3rd Place: ERDINGER





A top-notch Weizen beer that is popular with everyone. It is reliable and will not disappoint in any situation.
style | Hefe Weizen |
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Features | It has a light and subtle banana aroma and a clean, refreshing taste. |
Drinkability | Smooth and easy to drink, it's perfect for any occasion. |
bitter taste | ★☆☆☆☆ |
Drinkability | ★★★★★ |
Summary | A safe Weizen beer for everyone. |


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🏅 Special Slot: A bottle from the world's oldest brewery
Weihenstephan


What?Founded in 1040 AD.
The king of white beers, with its overwhelming tradition and technical prowessis!
style | Hefe Weizen |
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Features | Made by the world's oldest brewery. A classic style with a perfect balance of banana aroma, sweetness and acidity. |
Drinkability | It has a very good balance and a beautiful, long finish. |
bitter taste | ★☆☆☆☆ |
Drinkability | ★★★★☆ |
Summary | The perfect white beer. The culmination of tradition and technology. |


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summary
All of the lagers and weizens introduced this time areA beer that you can actually drink and recommendOnly.
If you prefer something refreshing and crisp, try a lager, and if you prefer something mellow and fruity, try a weizen.
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