Trooper Day of the Dead - Ale

British brewery Robinsons is not only known for its excellent beers, but also for its collaboration with music legends Iron Maiden frontman Bruce Dickinson is an extremely talented singer with a great fondness for craft-brewed ales, which is why he brewed his very own ale in collaboration with Robinsons Brewery

Just in time for the spookiest day of the year, a limited edition version of the Trooper is also available this year A skeleton in a suit emerges from his blood-red coffin with a grim look and outstretched bone hand The font and ornamentation have a Mexican touch and pay homage to the Diá de los Muertos, which is celebrated around 31 October In Mexican tradition, however, the annual return of the dead is not a reason to be spooked, The cemeteries are lavishly decorated with flowers and people paint skulls on their faces People celebrate the reunion with deceased friends and relatives and commemorate all those they have lost A perfect companion for the festivities is the Trooper, even if the Día de los Muertos is probably only celebrated by a small group of people in the UK

We like the Trooper in its festive guise for all kinds of celebrations And the beer with the spooky label also goes wonderfully with Halloween