Fruh Kolsch Natur Radler

Name: Fruh Kolsch Natur Radler
Brand: Fruh Brewery
SKU: 4003227065605
Price: 2.2 GBP
Availability: InStock

Fruh Kolsch Natur Radler

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Producer Fruh Brewery

Country Germany

Region Cologne

Tasting Notes

Lemon, Grapefruit, Fresh Bread and Herbal Citrus

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More About Fruh Kolsch Natur Radler

Früh Kölsch Natur Radler is a refreshing blend of Früh's classic Kölsch beer and natural, unfiltered lemonade, without artificial additives. This combination delivers a light citrus flavour with a mild sweetness, making it an invigorating choice, especially on warm days. With an alcohol content of 2.2%, it's a lower-alcohol option that doesn't compromise on taste.

Meet the Producer, Fruh Brewery

Fruh Brewery

Style: Brewery

Fruh Brewery is one of the most famous Kölsch breweries in Germany and basically part of the furniture in Cologne at this point. Founded back in 1904, Früh has spent over a century making crisp, refreshing Kölsch that perfectly captures the easy-drinking beer culture the city is known for.

Kölsch itself is a slightly unusual style. Technically it’s an ale because it’s top fermented, but it drinks with the clean crispness of a lager thanks to cold conditioning. The result is light, delicate and ridiculously sessionable beer with soft malt character, subtle fruitiness and a dry refreshing finish that makes one glass turn into several without much resistance.

Früh’s version is pretty much textbook Kölsch. Clean, balanced and incredibly easy to drink without ever feeling bland. There’s a gentle bready malt note underneath the crispness along with a touch of floral hop bitterness that keeps everything refreshing rather than watery.

The brewery’s pub culture is also legendary. In traditional Cologne beer halls, Kölsch is served in small glasses called Stangen, and servers will keep replacing your empty glass automatically until you physically surrender by putting a coaster on top. Which is either charming hospitality or an incredibly efficient trap depending how the evening’s going.