Alcohol-Free Nittenauer The Wit
By Nittenauer · Germany
A Belgian-style witbier from Nittenauer in Bavaria. Nittenauer describes it as cloudy straw-yellow under a white foam head, with notes of orange, lemon and coriander.
At 0.34% ABV, this isn’t alcohol-free under UK guidance, which keeps the term for 0.05% or less. We list it with alcohol-free beers, as UK shops do. How UK labels work
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The story behind The Wit
Brauhaus Nittenau — a Bavarian communal brewhouse first recorded in 1762, led since 2017 by Sebastian Jakob, a diploma master brewer, the brewery says — is owned by the Jakob family, free-beer.co.uk says, and its own photovoltaic system covers 94% of its energy needs, BeerTasting says. Its Le Chauffeur IPA won gold at the European Beer Star in 2019.
The Wit is its Belgian excursion: orange-peel-and-coriander brightness on a cloudy wheat base, a style swap executed with Oberpfalz precision.
Serve cold with seafood, salads or sunshine. Its stablemates — an IPA and a coffee porter — complete one of the most interesting AF ranges in Germany; all three are on our Nittenauer hub.
