09/16/2026
⚖️🍺 LAW & ORDER… BY THE BOOK!
Here at 35 Baltimore Pike, our team may not follow every single rule, every single day—but when it comes to German beer, we fully support strict regulations!
The German Beer Purity Law of 1516 permits only water, barley, hops, and yeast in beer. This week, we’re proudly pouring these law-abiding German brews:
🍺 Tap 4: Weihenstephaner Dunkel
“Dunkelishness,” “Weissness,” and “Lagerness” all rolled into one truly special beer.
🍺 Tap 3: Erdinger Festweizen
A refreshing Weiss-style beer without the strong “lemony” flavor of some wheat beers.
🍺 Tap 17: Paulaner Hefe-Weissbier
Germany’s bestselling beer of its style, with notes of banana and lemon—and just the right amount of foam, sparkle, and ye**ty flavor.
🍺 Tap 24: Paulaner Festbier
Rich, flavorful, and brewed especially for Oktoberfest. Try it while you can—once it’s gone, you’ll have to wait another year!
Want to try them all? Stop by on a weekday and order the complete German beer flight. Take your time, sip each one, cleanse your palate with water, and enjoy the darker beers slightly warmer than the lighter Hefeweizens.
And whatever you do, don’t wait until our Saturday Oktoberfest to try them all and ask a million questions—we’ll be busy! Grab a beer, pay up, and let the next customer in. Prost! 🍻🇩🇪
Fun beer fact: German beer was an aftereffect of the 1516 laws, which were originally written to preserve rye and wheat for bakers. Oh well—we think it worked out pretty nicely!
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