Kaltenberg HELL, is a 4.1% mid-strength lager and it derives its name from the German word HELLES, which means bright and refers to the colour of this refreshing, Bavarian lager.
Its history can be dated back to 1516, when Duke Wilhelm IV passed the German Purity Laws, or the Reinheitsgebot, in Bavaria. The Bavarian Royal Family then went on to found the Oktoberfest and the concept of beer gardens.
Now in the 21st century, Prince Luitpold, the great grandson of Ludwig III, the last King of Bavaria, still runs the Kaltenberg brewery in Bavaria.
A Prince amongst Beers, Kaltenberg HELL is brewed under licence in accordance with the German Purity Laws, is made purely with barley, malt, hops and uses the Kaltenberg pure yeast strain.
As with all beers from Kaltenberg, it has a unique quality promise and as such can use the Royal Family’s Wittelsbach coat of arms on all branding as a statement of quality.
Tasting Notes
Brewed to the Reinheitsgebot of 1516 (the German Purity Law), HELL is brewed using only 4 natural ingredients – water, malt, hops and the unique Bavarian yeast from the Kaltenberg Brewery.
It is already an International Award Winner and brewed with no additives, Kaltenberg HELL is a crisp lager with a refreshing bite and no aftertaste. Drink HELL and remember this is Pure Drinking Heaven.
Brand Profile
Born 1895
Birth Place Bavaria, Germany
ABV 4.1%
Available Draught only (with option of Extra Cold)