Paulaner Grapefruit Radler is available now in 16.9oz canned 4-packs, so get out there and try it for yourself. I can’t wait to try one on the beach later this summer. At 2.5%-AbV the beer is easy drinking and the combination of flavors (especially the grapefruit) really worked well for me. For me it threads the needle nicely between a classic lighter bodied beer and some of the new seltzer and cider flavors. Overall: Grapefruit Radler is a really sessionable and extremely drinkable beer. Taste: A mix of ruby red grapefruit, citrus and slight lemon flavors with a subtle malt presence. Stores and prices for Paulaner Grapefruit Radler Beer Germany tasting notes, market data, where to buy in Slovakia. The term now applies to a wider range of beer-soda combinations. I should also mention that the new packaging looks great and of course I can’t wait to try one…so off we go. Radler is a German name (literally cyclist) traditionally applied to a mix of beer and sparkling lemonade. Grapefruit Radler hits 13 IBU and while this may sound sweet, it’s actually a nice balance of sweet and tart. The beer uses 100% natural ingredients and it will slip in at an extremely sessionable 2.5%-AbV. Paulaner Grapefruit Radler Beer Germany Avg Price (ex-tax) 4 / 750ml Prices Profile Reviews Analytics Compact view Set alert Craft Beer Cellar VA: Lynchburg Standard delivery 1-2 weeks More shipping info Go to shop 3.01 ex. Paulaner Grapefruit Radler is a blend of “ 50% Paulaner’s classic Münchner Lager and 50% naturally hazy, grapefruit infusion” and it will now be available in the U.S. For in the sacred halls of Sav Mor Liquors, where the finest beverages are sold, there lies a game that. There is just something that speaks to my taste buds when those flavors are involved with a beer so you know I can’t wait to open today’s beer…. Yes, my friends, beer pong should be an Olympic sport. Paulaner Hefe is still one of my favorites today, so naturally I was excited to see a care package arrive from Paulaner at mybeerbuzz headquarters today.Īnyone who has followed along with my reviews will note that if the beer name contains the words “peach”, “apricot” or “grapefruit”, I typically love it. I remember the banana and clove flavors and I remember how distinctly different that beer was (in a good way) from anything else I had tasted at the time. Great Divide Roadie Made to pay tribute to the off-road bike riders throughout Colorado (plus give them something to drink), Great Divide Roadie is a 4.2 percent ale brewed with natural. Many years ago I sampled my very first Hefeweizen, and whenever I think about that beer style, I will always think about Paulaner.
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