Just drank a Helles infused with raspberry lemonade from Wibby Brewing in CO. Was really curious what I was drinking. So, thanks for the info and I'm really wishing I had a normal Helles to try after this video.
Hey glad you found info about it, it's one hell of a style. Getting a non infused one is a good way to start and also set the stage for what's a Helles in your brain for the next time you encounter one to compare your tasting notes!
Hops & Bros I second that. Von Trappe in Stowe is worth the drive, but you can basically pull into anywhere they sell beer in Vermont and find a treasure trove of fantastic regional beers. Great beer state, and not a far drive.
Glad I found this! Just brewed up a Helles so it's rad to hear some of the history and background.
Oi, thanks for watching. Glad you loved it!
L’Amère à boire’s Helles (called Montreal Hell) is pretty good!
Just drank a Helles infused with raspberry lemonade from Wibby Brewing in CO. Was really curious what I was drinking. So, thanks for the info and I'm really wishing I had a normal Helles to try after this video.
Hey glad you found info about it, it's one hell of a style. Getting a non infused one is a good way to start and also set the stage for what's a Helles in your brain for the next time you encounter one to compare your tasting notes!
Thanks for the video guys. Just had Velvet Glow from Russian River and was curious about Helles when I read the label.
Hey always a pleasure to share this with you. Glad you loved it!
Velvet Glow is one of the best Helles outside of Bavaria.
Hopefully this video will take UA-cam by storm ;)
Oh it will! 😉
What would you like to see up next on Craft Beer 101?
How about the Münchner Lager. I just had a Paulaner and I loved it. Tastes very simple and genuine.
Will keep an eye on this, would be cool to dive deeper into those ones!
Love a good Helles! The one I had from Von Trapp in Vermont is probably the best one I’ve had! 🍻
We have to try out breweries in Vermont soon, Max hasn't been there yet and there's sooo much discover! Thanks a lot for the suggestion! :D
Hops & Bros I second that. Von Trappe in Stowe is worth the drive, but you can basically pull into anywhere they sell beer in Vermont and find a treasure trove of fantastic regional beers. Great beer state, and not a far drive.
Indeed, can’t wait to go back with all that insight to discover Vermont once again! Cheers!
Makes me want to go get a nice Pilsner.
It’s “Hell-ES”, just like it’s spelled.
What takes the closest to bacardi 151? I cant find it anymore.
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To be honest, dont need your intro music either.