In continental Europe people were offered only dark beers until the mid-1800. All that changed when brewer buddies Anton Dreher and Gabriel Sedlmayr left Vienna on a spying trip to the British Isles. The pals returned with the knowledge to roast malt without scorching it; a skill they had appropriated from the Brits. When the lager-yeast was “discovered” at thesame time – a radically different light lager beer was born around 1845.

Stallhagen Vienna Lager is a copper-colored, filtered, smooth and malty lager-beer for the autumn. The light-colored head is tall and lasting. In the aroma toasted bread and herbal notes from the noble hops. Taste is malty, smooth and toasty with balanced hop bitterness. Medium-bodied with elegant dry finish.

Vienna Lager is easy-to-drink classical German-style lager for the cooling autumnal days.