7 Best European Cities for Beer
| December 16, 2015
Bamberg, Germany
Bamberg, not Munich, is the true capitol of the Bavarian beer culture and is a must stop on your European beer odyssey. The UNESCO World Heritage City boasts 9 breweries amongst a population of only 70,000. In the surrounding countryside are 300 additional breweries, many of which are easily accessible by bicycle.
While you’re in Bamberg, be sure to try Schlenkerla’s Rauchbier, Bamberg’s stylistic claim to fame. To brew the beer, brewers dry the malts over an open flame lending a deep, smoky richness to the beer.
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