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Gutmanns Weizenbock
Monsignore Pizzafunghi Bosselese Started conversation Oct 13, 2000
If you know 'Weizenbier' (wheat beer) then it is only halfway to the Weizenbock of Gutmann's brewery. The brewery resides in a place called Titting in Bavaria which always produces grinning faces from the locals. The beer has some 7 percent of alcohol and is simply d-e-l-i-c-i-o-u-s. It is only available from end of november to january, since it is meant to lighten the dark evenings before christmas.
Gutmanns Weizenbock
Just zis Guy, you know? † Cyclist [A690572] :: At the 51st centile of ursine intelligence Posted Oct 13, 2000
How deliciously apt: a beer for gut men, whose name is Gutmanns.... (yes, I know what it means 
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Gutmanns Weizenbock
Monsignore Pizzafunghi Bosselese Posted Oct 13, 2000
O yes. And they know it as well, and use it in their ads which read: "Gutmann - gutes Bier". And that's no exaggeration but rather the british type of understatement, in my belief.
Gutmanns Weizenbock
Just zis Guy, you know? † Cyclist [A690572] :: At the 51st centile of ursine intelligence Posted Oct 13, 2000
Just so. Sort of like "does exactly what it says on the tin".
Gutmanns Weizenbock
Monsignore Pizzafunghi Bosselese Posted Mar 10, 2002
see also: A593697 Wheat Beer
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