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DerWeg says: The mention of tiny towns having dedicated breweries serving people numbering only in the hundreds is wonderfully true, and a surprise to the wandering visitor. It truly is difficult to locate bad beer options, and I hope you may be inspired to talk about the often really great food that perfectly accompanies the very consistent beer. 183 months ago | |
cellar says: Sounds like a fantastic spot... a lot more sound relationship between breweries and people than in Ireland, where it is more like one to a million! Would anybody know what is going on for October Festival in Bemberg? 183 months ago | |
pivnizub says: Well written! Unfortunately this part of Germany seems to be better known abroad than in Germany....... Prost! 183 months ago | |
pivnizub says: Well written! Unfortunately this part of Germany seems to be better known abroad than in Germany....... Prost! 183 months ago | |
malrubius says: Love Bamberg. Spezial Keller at the top of the hill is one the best places to drink a beer, and the Schlenkerla tavern in the old town is classic. Regarding the availability of great beer in Franconia versus the US, though, try getting a tripel or an IPA there. 183 months ago | |
willblake says: Thanks for the insight, Josh. This is the kind of news that renews my desire to venture to Franconia and keeps it indeed as my number one "dream vacation" for beer travel. Cheers! 183 months ago | |
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