DENKMALz Gift Set – Wild Craft Beer Shandy (2+1) 1x Wilde Biene, 1x Wilde Ginger, 1 Glas inkl. Pfand

1 × Wilde Biene, 1 × Wilde Ginger, 1 glass, incl. deposit

13.90 €incl. VAT plus shipping
Art. No. 42511

DENKMALz Wild Craft Beer Gift Set 2+1

1 × DENKMALz Wilde Biene, 1 × DENKMALz Wilder Hugo + DENKMALz Beer Glass

€13.65 incl. VAT, plus shipping

📦 Contents

1 × DENKMALz Wilde Biene beer blend, 0.33 l

1 × DENKMALz Wilder Hugo beer blend, 0.33 l

1 × DENKMALz Beer Glass – elegantly designed tasting glass for authentic beer enjoyment

✨ For those who love discovering new flavours

Two extraordinary beer creations from Germany's only chapel brewery, complemented by the DENKMALz Beer Glass for the perfect tasting experience. Created for curious minds and everyone who appreciates something beyond the ordinary.

🍺 Two beers, two characters

Wilde Biene – Our easy-drinking DENKMALz Helles, refined with local honey. Delicate floral notes and a pleasantly soft finish make this creation surprisingly harmonious and wonderfully approachable.

Wilder Hugo – Our Helles meets elderflower, water mint, and ginger: refreshing and lively, with gentle spice and remarkable drinkability — a beer for explorers.

🍷 The glass makes the difference

The distinctive shape of the DENKMALz Beer Glass allows the aromas to unfold beautifully while supporting a stable head — elegant enough to be a small design object in its own right.

🎁 A gift with character

Spark curiosity for exceptional brewing craftsmanship. Whether for a birthday, a thank-you, or a corporate gift — this set stands for enjoyment with personality. The Beer Glass often remains in memory long after the final sip.

🌿 Inspired by monastic tradition

For centuries, plants, herbs, and the healing power of nature played an important role in monastic culture — Hildegard von Bingen, whose legacy is deeply connected to this region, devoted much of her work to natural medicine. This connection can be experienced firsthand during a visit to Germany's only chapel brewery — over a beer in the impressive choir of the more than 600-year-old chapel.