Breslau-Style Schoeps

Breslau-Style Schoeps is an Special Ale beer style. Brewers Association category: Breslau-Style Schoeps. It typically presents as straw to black.

Notes: Traditional German wheat beer yeast is not used in this style of beer. When using these guidelines as the basis for evaluating entries at competitions, competition organizers may choose to create subcategories which reflect pale and dark versions. Original Gravity (°Plato) 1.067-1.072 (16.5-17.5 °Plato) • Apparent Extract/Final Gravity (°Plato) 1.016-1.024 (4.5-6.1 °Plato) • Alcohol by Weight (Volume) 4.8%-5.6% (6.0%-7.0%) • Hop Bitterness (IBU) 20-30 • Color SRM (EBC) 2-40+ (4-80+ EBC) 3 L S AGER TYLES EUROPEAN ORIGIN LAGER STYLES

ABV
6.0%-7.0%
0%15%
IBU
20-30
0100
OG
1.067-1.072
1.0001.120
FG
1.016-1.024
1.0001.030

Alcohol & Bitterness

ABV:6.0%-7.0%
ABW:4.8%-5.6%
IBU:20-30
Perceived Bitterness:
Medium-low to medium

Color & Appearance

SRM:2-40+
EBC:4-80+
Clarity:
Chill haze is acceptable at low temperatures. Hue may be too dark to perceive clarity in some versions.

Gravity & Body

Original Gravity:1.067-1.072
Original Gravity °P:16.5-17.5
Final Gravity:1.016-1.024
Final Gravity °P:4.5-6.1
Body:
Full

Flavor Profiles

Malt Profile:
Malt sweetness is medium to medium-high with a pronounced malt character. A high proportion of pale or dark wheat malt (as much as 80 percent) is used to brew these beers as well as Pilsener and other pale, toasted, or dark specialty malts. Paler versions may have bready, aromatic biscuit malt attributes. Darker versions may exhibit roast malt bitterness at low levels, and toasted or nutty malt attributes. Caramel-like malt attributes are not present.
Hop Profile:
Very low
Fermentation Character:
Fruity esters may be present as these beers are fermented with ale yeast as opposed to wheat beer yeast. Diacetyl and phenolic aromas and flavors should not be present.

2026 Brewers Association Beer Style Guidelines used with permission of Brewers Association .

No beers have been reviewed in this style.