Wheat - a classic German beer
Wheat beer, also known as white beer, is a classic in the German so-called "Biergärten". The beer is known for its large white head. In order to be called a "wheat beer", the beer must be brewed with at least 50% wheat malt. The yeast also plays an important role as it provides the sweet note.
Pilsner - The icon of beer brewing
Named after the Czech city of Pilsen, Pilsner has become the star of German beer brewing. With its golden appearance, bitter taste and tart hop flavour, it is one of the most popular beers in the world. A pilsner leaves a pleasant dry flavour in the mouth and contains plenty of bubbles.
Helles - a golden temptation
Helles, also known as "Helles Lager" in Germany, is a jewel in the German brewing tradition. With its golden colour, its mild taste and a balanced flavour of malt and hops make it a delicious beer to drink in company. It is also characterised by its good digestibility.
Dark beer - deep and rich
Germany is also known for its diversity in dark beer. From dark pilsners to robust bock or black beers, these beers offer a rich palette of roasted flavours and malty nuances. The dark colour, by the way, is due to the colour of the malt.
Stout - Ireland's dark seduction
Known through the famous Guinness of Ireland, stout is characterised by its powerful dark flavour with an intense taste. The creamy texture and consistent flavour make it a special taste experience for all dark beer lovers.
Radler - a refreshing blend
Radler is a German invention which combines beer with lemon lemonade. This light alcoholic beer is especially popular in summer and makes for a refreshing change.
ScandiPark is a beer specialist
In bottles, cans, palettes or kegs - ScandiPark's shelves are filled with lots of different beer variations. If you're also interested in buying the right glass to go with your beer, we're the right address for you. Speaking of address: ScandiPark is located directly on the A7/E45 in Handewitt and is therefore easy to reach by car. Thanks to our car park right in front of the door, it's not far to walk. A visit to ScandiPark is therefore well worth it!
