Tegernseer Max Joseph 1806

Name: Tegernseer Max Joseph 1806
Brand: Tegernseer Brewery
SKU: 4022396001405
Price: 3.8 GBP
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Tegernseer Max Joseph 1806

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Producer Tegernseer Brewery

Country Germany

Region Bavaria, Tegernsee

Tasting Notes

Toasted Brioche, Wildflower Honey, Fresh Hay and Floral Hops

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Quantity

Don’t forget your bottle opener!

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More About Tegernseer Max Joseph 1806

Some beers demand your attention. Tegernseer Max Joseph 1806 is happy to earn it quietly.

Brewed to mark the 200th anniversary of the Kingdom of Bavaria, this celebratory export lager takes everything people love about a classic Helles and dials it up just a touch. The result is a beer that's smooth, balanced, and incredibly easy to drink, yet packed with the sort of subtle character that keeps you coming back for another sip.

Meet the Producer, Tegernseer Brewery

Tegernseer Brewery

Style: Brewery

Bavaria contains enough historic breweries to make beer history feel like a local hobby. Tegernseer still manages to stand out.

Located beside Lake Tegernsee in southern Bavaria, the brewery traces its roots back to a former Benedictine monastery and has become one of Germany’s most respected lager producers. Among lager enthusiasts, the name inspires the sort of loyalty normally reserved for football clubs and family recipes.

The flagship Helles is the beer most people associate with the brewery. Soft bready malt, delicate floral hops and remarkable balance all arrive with the sort of precision that makes good lager look deceptively easy. Which it absolutely is not.

There is a freshness and drinkability to the beers that feels very Bavarian. Nothing shouts for attention. Everything is carefully placed. The result is beer that disappears from the glass faster than expected while discussions about brewing tradition become increasingly enthusiastic.

Tegernsee itself is one of the most beautiful corners of Bavaria, and the brewery feels deeply tied to that setting. Crisp lager beside an Alpine lake remains one of Germany’s stronger arguments.