Maibock
As Venison is called a variant of Bock beer , which traditionally between Lent and the summer is brewed beers offer of full and drunk. The month of May gives it its name . Other names are Heller Bock, Helles Bock and Frühlingsbock. The Maibock is a bottom-fermented strong beer with an alcohol content of 6 to 8.5% vol. And the corresponding original wort . In the approach, a higher carbohydrate content is sometimes used for Maibock in order to offer a sweetness despite the fermentation.
Manufacturer (selection)
| brewery | place | (Country) | Alcohol content | variety |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Allgäu brewery | Marktoberdorf | Bavaria | 7.5% vol. | Altenmünster Maibock Hell |
| Bosch brewery | Bad Laasphe | North Rhine-Westphalia | 6.8% vol. | Bosch Maibock |
| Hummel Brewery | Merkendorf | Bavaria | 7.0% vol. | Light May buck |
| Karl Hintz Brewery | Marne | Schleswig-Holstein | 6.8% vol. | Dithmarscher Maibock |
| Neunspringe Brewery | Leinefelde-Worbis | Thuringia | 7.2% vol. | Nine jumper Maibock |
| Rapp Brewery | Kutzenhausen | Bavaria | 7.0% vol. | Maibock |
| Darguner Brewery | Dargun | Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania | 7.5% vol. | Dargun Maibock bright |
| Einbecker brewery | Einbeck | Lower Saxony | 6.8% vol. | Einbecker Mai Ur-Bock |
| Einsiedler brewery | Einsiedel | Saxony | 6.8% vol. | Schwalbe Bräu Maibock |
| Finnish brewery | Muenster | North Rhine-Westphalia | 6.5% vol. | Lauer Lenz Maibock |
| Flensburg brewery | Flensburg | Schleswig-Holstein | 6.9% vol. | Flensburg spring buck |
| Flötzinger brewery | Rosenheim | Bavaria | 7.0% vol. | Flötzinger Maibock |
| Haake-Beck | Bremen | State of Bremen | 7.2% vol. | Haake-Beck Maibock |
| Herford brewery | Herford | North Rhine-Westphalia | 6.6% vol. | Herford Maibock |
| Hochdorfer Kronenbrauerei | Nagold | Baden-Württemberg | 7.5% vol. | Hochdorfer Maibock |
| Hofbrauhaus Wolters | Braunschweig | Lower Saxony | 7.1% vol. | Wolters Mai-Bock |
| Hohenthanner Castle Brewery | Hohenthann | Bavaria | 6.4% vol. | Maibock |
| Holsten Brewery | Hamburg | State of Hamburg | 7.0% vol. | Holsten Maibock |
| Landsberger family brewery | Landsberg | Saxony-Anhalt | 6.2% vol. | Naughty goat |
| Landskron Brewery | Goerlitz | Saxony | 6.3% vol. | Landskron Maibock |
| Malzfabrik Michael Weyermann | Bamberg | Bavaria | 6.5% vol. | Michael's Maibock |
| Meinel brewery | Hof (Saale) | Bavaria | 6.0% vol. | Maischätzla |
| Pfungstadt brewery | Pfungstadt | Hesse | 6.9% vol. | Pfungstädter Maibock |
| Ernst Barre private brewery | Luebbecke | North Rhine-Westphalia | 6.9% vol. | Barre Maibock |
| Hoepfner private brewery | Karlsruhe | Baden-Württemberg | 6.6% vol. | Hoepfner Maibock |
| Hofmühl private brewery | Eichstatt | Bavaria | 6.8% vol. | Hofmühl Zickenbock |
| Zötler private brewery | Rettenberg | Bavaria | 6.5% vol. | Maibock |
| Riedenburger brewery | Riedenburg | Bavaria | 6.5% vol. | Plankstetten Maibock |
| Spade Franciscans | Munich | Bavaria | 6.5% vol. | Spade May buck |
| Hofbräu | Munich | Bavaria | 7.2% vol. | Munich Hofbräu Maibock |
| Sternquell Brewery | Plauen | Saxony | 7.2% vol. | Braustolz Maibock |
Individual evidence
- ↑ Horst Dornbusch : The great world of brewing lexicon of beers. Hans Carl Verlag, Nuremberg 2017, ISBN 978-3418001319 , p. 71