Three Buddies OATMEAL STOUT UNPLUGGED
10,59zł
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The Unplugged – Bez Prąd series is a line of non-alcoholic beers by Trzy Kumpli, which , while remaining faithful to a specific style of beer, give joy without the action of alcohol. The idée fixe of these beers is that they taste almost identical to their classic counterparts “with the flow”.
Non-alcoholic Oatmeal Stout, or Oatmeal Stout is a dark, slightly roasted beer, with a velvety consistency derived from oatmeal additionally emphasized with nitrogen, which instead of carbon dioxide we saturated this beer. Pour them with strong impetus, tilting the bottle vertically and watch the beautiful cascade of small bubbles and enjoy the creamy foam. Three Buddies play unplugged!
A little attention to alcohollessness…
This beer – according to the law – is considered non-alcoholic, but traces of “electricity” can be found in it. So if for some reason you have to avoid alcohol zero-one, switch to a hundred percent soft-drink
First brewing: September 2020
Ingredients:
Water, barley malt, oatmeal, barley malt extract, yeast, coffee, hops.
| Container Vol. | Bottle 500ml |
|---|---|
| Alkohol | < 0.5% |
| Original Gravity | 8% |
| Style | Dark, Oat Stout |
| IBU | 10 |
| Hops | Lunga |
| EAN | 5905669479844 |
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Our approach is very simple. This is how we started and this is how we will always brew. Beer is always in the first place for us - it must be of the highest quality. Brewed without haste, carefully thought out and refined. Without any flaws. Exactly what we would like to drink ourselves. Our ambition is to boast world-class beer. How do we do it? First of all, we use the best quality ingredients - excellent malt, super aromatic and maximum fresh hops from the USA, New Zealand, Australia, Germany, the Czech Republic and Poland. Our yeast gets perfect conditions for a healthy, turbulent and clean fermentation, and the immaculately clean and devoid of oxygen-killing bottling completes the work. Simple, right?