Nimbus Bock

Eight Days A Week

Full-bodied bottom-fermented German beer with a clean and crisp flavour.

Good beer for those who don't normally like beer.

Starting specific gravity [OG]	Final density [FG]	Colour [EBC]	Bitterness [IBU]	alcohol ABV [%]
1071	1014	29	31	7,5

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Nimbus Hefeweizen

White beer

A traditional German wheat beer where yeast plays a crucial role. A fruity beer that can have notes of banana and cloves, but no bitterness from the hops. Appears hazy as the yeast does not settle, but rather adds flavour to the beer. A great thirst quencher for the terrace.

Starting specific gravity [OG]	Final density [FG]	Colour [EBC]	Bitterness [IBU]	alcohol ABV [%]
1051	1014	7	12	4,8

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Dark wheat

German dark wheat

The traditional South German wheat beer with hints of darker malts roasted to varying degrees. The malt is more pronounced in Dunkel Weizen compared to the pale Weizen and is less 'wheaty' in flavour.

Starting specific gravity [OG]	Final density [FG]	Colour [EBC]	Bitterness [IBU]	alcohol ABV [%]
1050	1010	38	15	5,3

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Munich Light

Oktoberfest

Land drinkable German Helles with great party behaviour

Starting specific gravity [OG]	Final density [FG]	Colour [EBC]	Bitterness [IBU]	alcohol ABV [%]
1048	1009	10	18	5,1

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Nimbus Kölsch

Kölsch

A light, sparkling and easy-drinking beer that will also appeal to those who are not into the dark and bitter types. It's mild, lightly fruity with floral notes from the noble Tettnanger hops. A great thirst quencher that is also ideal for the lunch table, starters and as an aperitif.

Starting specific gravity [OG]	Final density [FG]	Colour [EBC]	Bitterness [IBU]	alcohol ABV [%]
1049	1012	7	22	4,8

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