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Bronze in German Strong Beer

Broyhan's Bock

Gilde Brewery, Charlotte, NC

Category
German Strong Beer
Entries
39
ABV
7.5%
IBU
Not Found
Style
Pale Wheat Ale (Weissbierbock)
Malts
Not Found
Yeast
Not Found
Adjuncts
Not Found

Hops

Not Found

Tasting Notes

notes of ripe fruits, banana, and hints of vanilla

Source: gilde1546.com

The Beer's Page at the Brewery

Brewery Medal HistoryCategory HistoryBrewery Website

Hop Profile

No hop profile is on record for this beer.

Beer Details

Description
notes of ripe fruits, banana, and hints of vanillaSource gilde1546.com
Tasting Notes
notes of ripe fruits, banana, and hints of vanillaSource gilde1546.com

Research Notes

Broyhan's Bock is a bock from Gilde Brewery in Charlotte, North Carolina, the American brewery of the Hanover, Germany based Gilde brand; its name appears to honor Cord Broyhan, the Hanover brewer the German parent celebrates.

Award

Category Medal Entries Brewery Location
20, German-Style Strong Beer Bronze (3rd place) 39 Gilde Brewery Charlotte, NC

Specs

Field Value Source
Style Pale Wheat Ale (Weissbierbock) Gilde: Charlotte tap list
ABV 7.5% Gilde: Charlotte tap list
IBU Not Found Not Found
Hops Not Found Not Found
Malts and grains Not Found Not Found
Yeast Not Found Not Found
Adjuncts, fruit, spices Not Found Not Found
Other Not Found Not Found

Brewery Description

notes of ripe fruits, banana, and hints of vanilla

Source: Gilde: Charlotte tap list

Tasting Notes

notes of ripe fruits, banana, and hints of vanilla

Source: gilde1546.com

Ingredients

The tap list gives tasting notes but no recipe; fruit and vanilla notes are not treated as ingredient additions. Gilde: Charlotte tap list

Hop Profile

Not Found

Brewing Details

Field Value Source
Color (SRM) Not Found Not Found
Original gravity Not Found Not Found
Final gravity Not Found Not Found
Water Not Found Not Found
Process Not Found Not Found

Style Context

As category context only, the Brewers Association guidelines closest to this competition category include German-Style Doppelbock (6.6 to 7.9 percent ABV, 17 to 27 IBU, copper to dark brown), German-Style Heller Bock or Maibock (6.3 to 8.1 percent ABV, 20 to 38 IBU, pale to light amber) and German-Style Eisbock (8.6 to 14.3 percent ABV). The brewery identifies this as a wheat bock; the nearby bock ranges alone do not establish its full category fit.

Awards History

Year Competition Category Medal
2026 Great American Beer Festival German-Style Strong Beer Bronze

Generated from the loaded results for this brewery and beer name, not researched separately; years not loaded are not covered.

Brewery Context

Gilde Brewery is in Charlotte, NC.

Links checked 2026-10-14: Website, Instagram, Untappd.

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Research Notes

  • The German parent's site says "Brewer and local hero Cord Broyhan developed his top-fermented beer in 1526"; it does not mention a Broyhan's Bock, so the link between the beer's name and Cord Broyhan is an inference.
  • Inside Beer reports the Charlotte site is owned by TCB Beverages and planned six on site beers, including an Urbock; whether Broyhan's Bock is related to that Urbock is unknown.
  • The guessed domains gildebrewery.com and gildebrewing.com returned empty pages, so no brewery url is recorded. Brewbound and WCNC articles about the opening returned HTTP 403. Open Brewery DB has no entry.
  • Researched 2026-10-13.
  • Second pass 2026-10-13: Located the Charlotte brewery's working site, exact beer listing, ABV and style. The Hanover Broyhan-Bock and imported Urbock are separate listings and were excluded; no IBU or hop varieties were found.
  • Field pass 2026-10-13: No new Charlotte-specific source published IBU or named hops; the Hanover Broyhan-Bock is excluded as a different beer.
  • Deep dive pass 2026-10-14: the brewery tap list's flavor words are recorded as tasting notes; it names no malts, hops or yeast.