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dark choc - Edition 2021 High Vanilla
Our annual dark choc Doppelbock has distinct coffee and chocolate notes. 6 different malts give it this strong complex taste. This year we have our Doppelbock still matured on oak chips, these were previously soaked in vanilla.
Attention allergy sufferers! Allergens can be: Barley malt / hops / yeast.
Malts:
Honey Biscuit: The dry cookie combined with sweet malt and honey flavor with a hint of chocolate.
Chocolate Malt: Nutty, roasted flavor.
And other malts from The Swaen malt house.
The Swaen is a Dutch malt house that has been around since 1906. The malt produced here is mainly used by breweries for beer, in distilleries for whisky and for certain food products.
| Location: | Geldern |
| Country: | Germany |
| Content: | 0,33 Liter |
| Manufacturer: | Fleuther |
| Grain and malt varieties: | Caramalz Münch, Munich malt, Pilsner malt, The Swaen Chocolate Malt, The Swaen Honey Biscuit, Viennese malt |
| Gravity: | 18.5°P |
| Hops: | Pearl, Splitter Select |
| Ingredients: | Water, barley malt, hops, yeast |
| Drink type: | Beer |
| Food companies: | fleuther, Stöcker & Westphal GbR, Stauffenbergstr. 23, D-47608 Geldern |
Fleuther
Our fleuther micro-brewery is located in Geldern and was founded in 2016. Oliver and Sylvana develop the recipes themselves at their small brew kettles in the brewery. The new beers are brewed on large brewhouses (15 to 45 hl). The beers are unfiltered, brewed with natural and best raw materials. fleuther stands without question regionally for the Lower Rhine with its name and the Lower Rhine head willow in the logo. The success speaks for itself - the beers are also available nationwide and our young brewery is growing steadily. We are organizer, sponsor & supplier of the Tolkien Days (June) and Halloween Party (October) in Geldern-Pont with our beer Brown Ale "1420er Eichental" and the Pils "EINS".
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