Beer from Grodzisk
7,89zł
203 in stock
Original Grodzisk beer, called “champagne among beers”, due to its unique taste and high quality.
Brewed according to a traditional Grodzisk recipe on Grodzisk water, Grodzisk yeast and 100% wheat malt dried with oak wood smoke and with Tomyski hops reborn after years.
- light, smoked wheat,
- noble, characteristic smoky-hop taste and aroma,
- expressive, pleasant bitterness,
- exceptional bright, straw-golden color,
- wonderfully quenches thirst, at any time of the day. Refreshing and at the same time rich in taste. Perfect for a meal,
- refermented in a bottle,
- highly saturated with natural carbon dioxide,
- with yeast lees at the bottom of the bottle,
- Unpasteurized.
Beer from Grodzisk was traditionally served in specially created for this beer – high goblets, and the appropriate pouring of Grodzisk beer is an art by which you can recognize a seasoned beer drinker. Join those who know how to serve Beer from Grodzisk.
| Container Vol. | Bottle 500ml |
|---|---|
| Original Gravity | 7.7% |
| Alkohol | 3.1% |
| Style | Grodziskie, Light |
| EAN | 5905279533264 |
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PRODUCENT - Grodzisk
Birth of a legend Grodziskie beer is one of the oldest beers in Europe. Its name comes from the town of Grodzisk Wielkopolski, where it was born. This is the only Polish style of beer, also called by many brewers "the pride of Polish brewing". Beer brewing in Grodzisk Wielkopolski dates back to the Middle Ages. It is believed to be the beginning of the 14th century, and according to tradition, 1301 is assumed. Initially, this liquor was brewed for their own needs by wealthy citizens who had their own brewery called "braseatorium". A treasure of Polish brewing Grodziskie is the only Polish style of beer - our contribution to the history and development of brewing. Called "champagne among beers", due to its unique taste and high quality. Listed in the guide to the best beers in the world by Michael Jackson - called the "pope of brewing".