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Huyghe Brewery: Delirium Tremens - beczka 30l

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Huyghe Brewery: Delirium Tremens - beczka 30l

The specific character and unique taste of 'Delirium Tremens' is due to the use of three different types of yeast. It's very original packaging and colourful label contributed to the development of the popularity of this beer all over the world.

Made using three different varieties of yeast. The aromas of this beer include notes of citrus, pears, bananas and honey with a large dose of spices and bread. The taste is very similar to the aroma. Notes of lemon, pear, apricot, coriander, candied sugar, cloves and white pepper. The mouthfeel is full-bodied with a medium saturation reminiscent of champagne. The high% alcohol is masked quite effectively. The finish is dry, clean and crisp.

Brand

Opis produktowy

Style

Belgian Strong Ale

ale, light

ABV (alcohol by volume)

Container

Capacity / Weight

Country

Belgium

Abroad

Recommended storage conditions

temperature: 5°C - 16°C

Purpose

For direct use

Allergens

According to the information on the label

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History written in beer. Part I

Martin Luther once said, "God himself has given mankind two forms of sustenance in the form of grain – beer and bread. Those who do not drink beer have nothing to drink." With this statement, it's hard to disagree. For years, beer has been more than just a drink consumed at bars on a Friday night with a group of friends. Have you ever wondered about its origins?

Where did this hops come from?

Hop beers have not lost their popularity for years and are conquering the craft beer market. Have you ever wondered how it happened that hops ended up in beer and became one of the basic raw materials used in its production?