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Posted by Carl on 2020-05-08 08:50:38 |
It appears to me Hansla and Heinzlein are different beers. I had a Hansla from the bottle at the Schlenkerla pub in October. (During my stay in Bamberg, I drank every offering Schlenkerla had available. And Spezial, and Fassla, and, and, and ...) It was definitely a smoked beer. It was OK, but I'm not sure I could drink it on a regular basis, especially with their other offerings available. As far as I can tell on the Heinzlein site, the two versions don't mention smoke. |
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