Schneider’s Bayrisch Hell is described in Bavaria as a Landbier – a beer that characterises the people and ingredients of the region. Schneider Bayrisch Hell produced at Schneider’s Landbrauerei has ingredients coming from a very short distance from the brewery itself utilising established relationships directly between the the brewery and local farmers.
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