Allgäuer Brauhaus (Oetker Group) - query.

I recently visited Sailer Brau in Markt Oberdorf, tap house for the Allgauer brewery.

I had two beers that don’t quite match up to the RB listings.

Allgauer Buble Hell @ 4.7% which I imagine is an alias for the Allgauer Bayrisch Hell but I also had a beer titled Allgauer Buble Dunkel but at 5.3%, hence it may be a different beer to this one, or perhaps they have upped the ABV?

http://www.ratebeer.com/beer/allgauer-urbayrisch-dunkel/6753/

Does anyone know what ’buble’ means as this word seems to have crept into the name?

Any help/clarification greatfully received.

Allgäuer Büble Hell = Allgäuer Bayrisch Hell. The site has it as Allgäuer Büble Bayrisch Hell. They did some rebranding, and named 5-6 beers Büble... fixed teh Dunkel too.

Originally posted by Marko
Allgäuer Büble Hell = Allgäuer Bayrisch Hell. The site has it as Allgäuer Büble Bayrisch Hell. They did some rebranding, and named 5-6 beers Büble... fixed teh Dunkel too.

It’s a new thing, from January 2012. They spread the Büble Bier brand over several beers, and named the old "Büble Bier" -> "Büble Bier Edelbräu".

Bit late to this, but on the question about what "Büble" means...probably like Franconian "Bübla", a local dialect diminuative form of "lad/boy". Well, at least possibly, if not probably.

Originally posted by Erlangernick
Bit late to this, but on the question about what "Büble" means...probably like Franconian "Bübla", a local dialect diminuative form of "lad/boy". Well, at least possibly, if not probably.

The Büble is the little boy on the label.

http://www.radeberger-gruppe.de/files/presse/images/abk-bueble-keyvisual-national.jpg?1323163148

The boy is definitely younger than 21, even younger than 16, but in Bavaria they kids start early.