But there is one duck like creature that did get me excited when I saw it: Duckstein.
Duckstein | Angelina |
This is made by the Carlsberg group but is apparently a resurrection of a 15th century North German beer style. I'd been meaning to try it for ages, but of course it's totally unavailable in any shops in Munich. Cor blimey gov'ner, we don't want any of that bladdy northern muck here, no we don't not never.
This looks and tastes like a genuine red ale, none of this "top fermented but cold matured so it tastes like a lager" stuff. If someone had told me it was Hobgoblin I would have believed them. At about 1:60 euros a bottle it's twice as expensive as a normal supermarket beer, so I would imagine they don't shift much of it.
Pretty steep all right, but one I used to buy regularly, cos it tastes so good. Did you spot that it's beechwood aged, just like another beer? :D They also make a Weissbier, which is pretty decent.
ReplyDeleteIf you liked that, you'd like Hövels Original. Even more like a bitter! I miss that beer since moving...
Luckily it's not got anything else in common with that beer ^_^
ReplyDeleteI'll look out for the Hövels.