Day 11. Another day, another helles lager. 4.8% abv, named after the Brewer's daughter, Marie. Nice and crisp but picked up a unique flavor about half way through. Take a listen to hear what I have to say about it.

Day 10 on a FRIDAY!! Today we get Kauzle German Pilsner, 4.8% abv, of crystal clear yumminess. This type of pale lager is fine as it turned out to be a very very good one and has a different flavor profile than the Helles, thanks to it being a Pilsner.

PROST to NOT a pale lager. Day 9 gives us a Fest Märzen to be exact. Still a lager, but not pale. This lovely beer is a 5.4% abv slightly amber in color fest lager that is a joy to drink.

Day 8. Wiener Lager. 5.1% abv. Crystal, clear, clean, refreshing, pale lager....again. Very very tasty but still disappointed in another pale lager for the advent calendar.

Day 7 and we go back to Hell....helles lager to be exact. Come power through another helles with me as I power through this bug/cold Charlie gave us. I apologize for the nasaly episode. If you didn't enjoy it, leave a negative review. I'll make sure to pass it along to my manager.

Kellerbier Mondays? Not a thing but it should be. Day 6 brings such a thing with Herrnbrau's Zwickl Kellerbier, 5% abv. I really like this style and this one didn't disappoint.

Here we go! Our first dark beer. Der Schwarze Bock, 6.2% abv. A real treat I gotta say. Enjoy, the episode and I'm sorry it rang long...by 2 more minutes. See you tomorrow for Day 6!

Day 4 is in the bag with Husarentrunk Hell. At least, I assume it is as it tastes EXACTLY like the previous 2 helles that have appeared in the box this week.

Here we go. Day 3 brings us another Helles, Alms Hell, from Privatbrauerei Egerer, 5.2% abv. A proper helles lager...again. I don't mind starting out with these styles early on in advent calendars. Gets you "primed" for the rest of the days to come.

Here we are with day 2 of the Bier Advent Calendar 2021 with a favorite style of mine, Weissbier, from Wieninger called Hoamat Weissbier.