Скачать или смотреть Hofbräuhaus Helles Lager vs Hofbráu Original

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Hofbräu Original is Hofbräu München’s classic Munich Helles—a bottom-fermented pale lager brewed in Munich by the state-owned brewery (Staatliches Hofbräuhaus in München). It’s listed at 5.1% ABV, 24 IBU, with wort 11.7% by weight, and is brewed via an infusion mash from water, pale malt, Munich malt, and Herkules, Perle, Select hops; the brewery describes it as bright golden with a delicate, spicy bouquet, slightly malty body, and a refined, bitter finish. Nutrition on the official sheet is 167 kJ / 40 kcal per 100 ml. Available year-round, it’s positioned as a balanced, full-bodied “Munich beer (PGI).”

Hofbräuhaus Helles Lager is the filtered Munich pale lager from Hofbräu München, imported to the U.S. by Hofbräuhaus of America; it’s 4.9% ABV with 19 IBU, brewed bottom-fermented from Pilsner malt and Perle, Magnum, Select hops, pouring light-gold with a fine-pored head and showing a mild honey-and-citrus aroma, balanced palate, and subtle grassy hop notes; nutrition is listed at about 160 kJ / 38 kcal per 100 ml. It’s available year-round, commonly in 16.9 oz cans that use a retro 1950s-inspired design referencing the historic HB “Schutzmarke” crown logo—distinct from the brewery’s stronger Hofbräu Original.