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Ettaler Kloster-Hell 16.9 oz 2.5 lb

$6.50
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SKU: 4690
2.5 lb

German Blonde Abbey Helles

Brewed by: Ettal Abbey
Country: Germany
Style: Light Lager/Helles

ABV: 4.9%
Ratebeer.com rating: Not yet rated
BeerAdvocate.com rating: 34
Bottle Size: 16.9 oz.

Ettaler Kloster-Hell (ABV 4.9%) is full-bodied and subtly malty with a spicy character. Helles is the German word for "pale lager". Kloster-Hell is the German version of a "session beer" - not too high in alcohol, and very drinkable. 16.9 oz bottle.

Brewery Information:
Klosterbrauerei Ettal: Ettal Abbey, Ettal, Germany

Klosterbrauerei Ettal is one of the very last remaining authentic German monastic breweries still operated and managed by its "true" owners, the monks of the Holy Rule of St. Benedict.

Since 1330 the monastery Kloster Ettal has lived and worked in accordance with the Holy Rule of St.Benedict. Since 1609, the monastery's own businesses - its brewery & distillery, and farming - have provided the funds to sustain its centuries-old buildings, art treasures and educational facilities.

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Ettaler Kloster-Hell 16.9 oz

$6.50

German Blonde Abbey Helles

Brewed by: Ettal Abbey
Country: Germany
Style: Light Lager/Helles

ABV: 4.9%
Ratebeer.com rating: Not yet rated
BeerAdvocate.com rating: 34
Bottle Size: 16.9 oz.

Ettaler Kloster-Hell (ABV 4.9%) is full-bodied and subtly malty with a spicy character. Helles is the German word for "pale lager". Kloster-Hell is the German version of a "session beer" - not too high in alcohol, and very drinkable. 16.9 oz bottle.

Brewery Information:
Klosterbrauerei Ettal: Ettal Abbey, Ettal, Germany

Klosterbrauerei Ettal is one of the very last remaining authentic German monastic breweries still operated and managed by its "true" owners, the monks of the Holy Rule of St. Benedict.

Since 1330 the monastery Kloster Ettal has lived and worked in accordance with the Holy Rule of St.Benedict. Since 1609, the monastery's own businesses - its brewery & distillery, and farming - have provided the funds to sustain its centuries-old buildings, art treasures and educational facilities.
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