The Maibock style is an update of the style to conform to the popularity of Pilsner/Lager beers in the mid- to late-1800s, or a stronger version of the German Helles or “light-colored” beer (aka …

Maibock is a traditional strong, malty Bavarian lager. Like the month for which it is named (“Mai” is German for “May”), it is a transitional beer, the perfect drink for the short Bavarian spring.

Substyles of Bock include: Maibock (May Bock), a paler, more hopped version generally made for consumption at spring festivals. Due to its lighter colour, it is also referred to as Heller Bock; …

Also called “Heller Bock” (meaning “Pale Bock”), the German-Style Maibock is paler in color and more hop-centric than traditional Bock beers. A lightly toasted and/or bready malt character is …

Also called a Helles Bock, the Maibock style is an update of the style to conform to the popularity of Pilsner/Lager beers in the mid-to-late 1800s, or a stronger version of the German Helles or …

A Maibock is a lighter Bock brewed with more hops than its Bock siblings. In other words, a hoppy presence shines through more in a Maibock than in any other Bock.

Apr 5, 2021 · Today, we’re taking a deep dive into a seasonal style – the traditional Maibock, now called the Helles Bock in the latest BJCP style guidelines. Seasonal brewing with beers like …

Jul 1, 2006 · Amid the winter warmers, summer wheats and festbiers, one is often overlooked: Maibock (i.e., May bock). Alternatively known as helles (pale) bock, Maibocks are brewed in …

Also called “heller bock” (meaning “pale bock”), the German-style Maibock is paler in color and more hop-centric than traditional bock beers. A lightly toasted and/or bready malt character is …

German Maibock, also known as “Heller Bock” or “Pale Bock,” is a unique beer style that stands out for its paler color, hop-centric profile, and a slightly toasted or bready malt character. …