What is Kuppers Kolsch?

Kuppers Kolsch is a traditional Kölsch-style beer brewed by the Kuppersbrauerei in Cologne, Germany. It is a light, refreshing beer with a pale golden color and a slightly fruity flavor. Kölsch is a type of beer that is brewed in the Cologne area of Germany and has a protected geographical indication (PGI) status, meaning that only beer brewed in the Cologne area can be labeled as Kölsch.

Kuppers Kolsch has an alcohol content of 4.8% ABV and is made with pilsner malt, wheat malt, and Hallertau hops. It is fermented with a top-fermenting yeast strain, which gives it a slightly fruity flavor and aroma. Kuppers Kolsch is typically served in a tall, narrow glass called a "Kölschglas" and is often enjoyed in the beer gardens of Cologne.

Kölsch is a popular beer style in Germany and is known for its light and refreshing flavor. It is often paired with traditional German foods such as bratwurst, sauerkraut, and schnitzel. Kuppers Kolsch is a well-respected example of the Kölsch style and is enjoyed by beer drinkers around the world.