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Bookmark or Share- How to Make a Radler (Shandy), a Great Citrus-Beer Drink to ...Named in Munich for the cyclists who needed an especially thirst-quenching beverage on a hot day (and eventually shortened in common parlance from radlermass, or cyclist's liter), it's basically the same idea as the British shandy: a beer mixed with a soft drink such as carbonated lemonade.
- Radler Cocktail Recipe | How to Make the perfect RadlerThe Radler cocktail has its origins in Germany and is a popular summer drink. The name 'Radler' translates to 'cyclist' in German, and the drink was supposedly created by an innkeeper who needed to serve a large group of thirsty cyclists.
- Radler vs. Shandy: Discover Their Refreshing DifferencesWhat Is a Radler? A radler—which means cyclist in German—is a similar citrus and beer concoction but can also include other fruit juices, like grapefruit. How Are They Different? Essentially,...
- Radler Recipe (Bavarian Beer & Lemonade Cocktail ... - Craft ...What is a Radler Beer? A Radler is a Bavarian beer mixed drink which consists of half German light lager (originally Munich Helles) and half sparkling lemonade (Zitronenlimonade). It is always served very cold and has a balanced taste with tart citrus undertones.
- What is the Difference Between a Radler and a Shandy?Both a shandy and a radler feature a blond lager (usually Pils or Helles) as a base, but are 50/50 mixed with a citrusy boost and herein lies the difference. A shandy is most often mixed with lemonade, or even lemon-lime soda while a radler can be mixed with any form of fruit juice including a grapefruit, for example.
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