And the correct answer to yesterdays question is: Well, there's no right answer to that. It is important that you have one! So we will draw a winner of all that entered an answer here…

Here's our Beer Trivia question of the day: Where did you purchase your 2016 Brewer's Advent Calendar? The answer will be posted tomorrow at 9am EST. As price, you can win today: 1 x Glas, 1 x Tshirt, 1 x Opener + 4 x Stiegl 4cl Jugs. Post your answer here to this thread, and we will draw a winner from all correct answers.

And the correct answer to yesterdays question is: The Czech Republich with 142.6liters per capita . We will draw a winner and post it here and notify via facebook message!

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We're so sad. Today is the last day of the Advent. (Advent ends with Christmas Eve on December 24th). Today with the Bonifatius from the Brewery Egerer. Chestnut brown in color, with a creamy head. Very malty and sweet, great notes of dried fruits combined with spicy alcohol. A great winter beer.

Here's our Beer Trivia question of the day: What is the country with the highest per-capita consumption of beer? The answer will be posted tomorrow at 9am EST. As price, you can win today: 2 x jug 0,5l - clay, 2 x Glass, 1 x sheet metal shield + 4 x Stiegl 4cl Jugs. Post your answer here to this thread, and we will draw a winner from all correct answers.

And the correct answer to yesterdays question is: Ingolstadt. . We will draw a winner and post it here and notify via facebook message!

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The Egerer Winterfestbier as for the almost last day... A pleasing, mild mix of hops and light, bready malts. Hop dominant. Typical for style. More malt forward than the aroma but still near equal contributions from each until the lightly hoppy aftertaste. Mild bitterness

Here's our Beer Trivia question of the day: In what town was the Reinheitsgebot signed by Duke Wilhelm IV? The answer will be posted tomorrow at 9am EST. As price, you can win today: Metal Shield + 1 x 6 glasses + 4 x Stiegl 4cl Jugs. Post your answer here to this thread, and we will draw a winner from all correct answers.

And the correct answer to yesterdays question is: since 1608 . We will draw a winner and post it here and notify via facebook message!

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Only 2 more days... Todays beer is the Herrnbräu Tradition. Clean and refreshing. Lightly sweet up front and all the way into the faintly spicy and bready aftertaste. Grassy and nutty notes appear earlier on, with grassy hops lingering on. Clear golden body with loads of visible carbonation topped by a moderately durable white head that leaves patterned lacing. Medium-light body and medium-high carbonation.

And the correct answer to yesterdays question is: It is the brewery Weltenburg in Bavaria and started brewing in the year 1050 . We will draw a winner and post it here and notify via facebook message!

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We're sad to say that this is the last batch of this beer. The brewery closed its doors in September... The Grandl will be missed... Clear golden body with little visible carbonation topped by a decent white head. Plenty of sticky white lacing is left on the glass. Lightly sweet; mild mix of malts and faint hops; hints of caramel and apples. Lightly sweet up front but very mild bitterness by the aftertaste. Hints of baked bread and caramel. Light hops add grassy and herbal notes a well as some faint spiciness. Light body and medium carbonation with a touch of dryness in the finish.