Regarding beer styles, which one is characterized with high alcohol content around 6.3-7.4%?

The Maibock style of beer is known for its higher alcohol content, typically ranging from 6.3% to 7.4%. This style is a strong pale lager that emerges in the spring, traditionally brewed as a seasonal beer to be consumed during warmer weather. It often has a malty sweetness balanced with a moderate hop bitterness, leading to a robust flavor profile while maintaining a clean finish.

In contrast, Weisse/Hefeweizen are wheat beers that tend to have a lower alcohol content, usually around 4.5% to 5.5%. Dobblebock, or Doppelbock, while also a strong beer, usually has an alcohol content that exceeds 7.4%, typically ranging between 7% to 12%. Lastly, Pilsner is characterized by its lighter body and lower alcohol content, generally falling between 4.5% and 5.5%. Each of these styles has distinct characteristics, but Maibock specifically fits the defined alcohol content range in the question.