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Pulfer Brundelweiss hefeweizen 0.5l

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1.89 €14,43 HRK

Pulfer is a small local craft brewery from Zagreb, Croatia founded by four local patriots and beer enthusiasts. The name “Pulfer” originates from the bumper of Zagreb’s trams where rebels and beatniks used to ride for free. In those trams there used to be a famous ticket conductor, a woman called Landsky. She was a first woman ticket conductor who inherited her husband on the job following his departure to war. Rooted deep in Zagreb’s heritage this small brewery is no longer a newcomer but a regular player on Zagreb’s craft beer scene with Ziher Pale Ale (Zagreb’s slang for “sure thing”), Landsky Session India Pale Ale, Brundelweiss and Boranka Stout.

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Beer notes

Brewery PULFER Brewery
Region Croatia
Style Wheat beer
Category Craft Beer
Bottle size 0.5 L
Alcohol 5.2 %
  • Spices
  • Vanilla
  • Banana
  • Clove

This wheat beer has been among the top 10 wheat beers on untappd and ratebeer for two years running. The balanced aromas of bananas and cloves are what stands out from the crowd.  

  • Roasted poultry
  • Sausages
  • Wiener Schnitzel
  • Pork

Pulfer is a small local craft brewery from Zagreb, Croatia founded by four local patriots and beer enthusiasts. The name “Pulfer” originates from the bumper of Zagreb’s trams where rebels and beatniks used to ride for free. In those trams there used to be a famous ticket conductor, a woman called Landsky. She was a first woman ticket conductor who inherited her husband on the job following his departure to war. Rooted deep in Zagreb’s heritage this small brewery is no longer a newcomer but a regular player on Zagreb’s craft beer scene with Ziher Pale Ale (Zagreb’s slang for “sure thing”), Landsky Session India Pale Ale, Brundelweiss and Boranka Stout.

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