Aventine

An iconic German beer produced by the Schneider Weisse brewery, considered the world's first and most famous weizenbock. It features a coppery brown color with mahogany highlights and a generous ivory head. On the nose, it releases a complex bouquet of ripe banana, plum, clove, caramel, black bread, and subtle notes of chocolate and spice. On the palate, it is full-bodied and enveloping, with a rich malty sweetness, a fruity and spicy touch typical of weizenbocks, and a warm and persistent finish. A historic and powerful beer, perfect for those seeking intensity and depth of flavor.

Brewer style

Brewer style

wheat bock
Alcoholic content

Alcoholic degrees

8,2% vol.
Service temperature

Service temperature

10 - 12 ° C
Recommended mug

Recommended mug

Large, slender Weizenglass, ideal for enhancing complex aromas and a generous head.
pairing

Food pairing

Excellent with roast pork, game, rich stews, mature cheeses, and chocolate or dried fruit desserts. It's also a great sipping beer.

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