Día de los Muertos IPA

The so-called Day of the Dead is a Mexican holiday that is celebrated throughout the country on the second of November each year The festivity goes back to customs of Central American cultures such as the Aztecs and is an occasion to remember deceased family members, relatives and friends:In contrast to the Christian equivalent of All Saints' Day, however, Día de los Muertos is not a reverent, quiet and sad occasion, but rather an exuberant celebration of life People remember with joy the good times they had with the deceased and celebrate the fact that they are still alive Colourful decorations and brightly decorated altars with offerings adorn the streets and houses

As with every festival, people drink and eat on Día de los Muertos In addition to traditional Mexican cuisine, there are colorfully decorated sugar skulls on every corner and the so-called Pan de Muertos, a yeast bread served with sugar Perfect with a cold beer and we carry one that was created with the holiday in mind: the Fiesta de los Muertos IPA The 6.5% beer makes every day a festive day with citrusy notes, hints of freshly mown grass, soft caramel tones, pine resin and strong hop bitterness