Here is an article on German's Kolsch beer. I may have not liked Aventinus Wheat-Dopplebock, but I do like Kolsch. It is a light German ale. A perfect hot weather beer. And, the glorified juice glasses it's traditionally served in are cool, too. You don't have to go to Cologne to enjoy a good Kolsch. Ballast Point's widely available Yellowtail Pale Ale is in the Kolsch style. This summer, instead of reaching for an insipid light beer, search out a Kolsch.
Monday, February 2, 2009
WSJ Goes Kolsch
Here is an article on German's Kolsch beer. I may have not liked Aventinus Wheat-Dopplebock, but I do like Kolsch. It is a light German ale. A perfect hot weather beer. And, the glorified juice glasses it's traditionally served in are cool, too. You don't have to go to Cologne to enjoy a good Kolsch. Ballast Point's widely available Yellowtail Pale Ale is in the Kolsch style. This summer, instead of reaching for an insipid light beer, search out a Kolsch.
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