Paulaner Wheat Beer Alcohol Free 812 x 500ml - Dry Drinker

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same full wheat beer flavour as its big brother: unfiltered, refreshing and vitalising.

Serve chilled. Open and leave for a few minutes, then pour and enjoy. Brewing since 1634

February 24th, 1634 is a special date for the Paulaner brewery. On this date, the Munich commercial brewers tried to ban the Paulaner monks of the Neudeck monastery from selling their home-brewed beer. They were unsuccessful and the monks kept brewing.

This is considered the founding date of the Paulaner brewery and has been a vital part of Munich’s culture, tradition and history ever since. Alcohol free success

Paulaner alcohol free beer proves they really know how to brew great beer in Munich, with or without alcohol.

The brewery launched the world’s first ever non alcoholic wheat beer in 1986. Then it was the first German brewery to launch a non-alcoholic wheat beer with yeast. Brewing process

Paulaner brews alcohol free with a combination of de-alcoholisation and interrupted fermentation. This preserves the typical fruity aroma as well as the fine notes of malt and yeast. Big Brew Mixed Wheat Beers

Alongside Paulaner Alcohol Free Wheat Beer enjoy 3 other great wheat beers in the Dry Drinker Big Brew Mixed Wheat taster pack. Enjoy Maisel’s Weisse (0.5% ABV), then Schneider Weisse (0.5% ABV), finally Erdinger (0.5% ABV) Ingredients

water, malt (light wheat, dark wheat, Pilsner malt, Mnich malt), hops (Herkules, Taurus), yeast Nutrition

typical value by 100 ml energy – 23 kcal carbohydrate – 4.9 g of which sugar – 1.9 g Paulaner Münchner Hell Alkoholfrei

However, if you also like your beer on the dark side, consider Paulaner’s Munchen Hell Alkoholfrie. Taste

A rich amber colour. This combines the harmony of a sweet caramel aroma with a pleasant bitter taste. Food pairing

Think spicy spare ribs and barbecue sauce. Followed by a slice of ginger pear cake. Less