Sakiskiu Alus Imperial Stout

The Imperial Stout looks back on a long tradition Even in ancient Russia, the strong beer was valued for its qualities It was strong enough to survive the wild, adventurous sea voyage from Europe to Russia unscathed And the St Petersburg nobility also liked the taste: complex and full-bodied, the stout could and can keep up with any good wine

No wonder that this beer style has survived to the present day and is still very popular today

The Imperial Stout from the Lithuanian brewery Sakiškių alus has a strength of 9.2, and there is a lot of flavor behind the percentages The profound complexity of this stout is apparent as soon as it is poured: A spectrum of strong malt notes, ranging from chocolate to vanilla and caramel, is complemented by exciting smoky notes The combination of the sweet roasted malts with the spicy, fiery smoke gives the beer a unique flavor structure, The bitter-sour aroma of dried cranberries gives the beer a fruity bitterness that lingers into the finish The deep brown beer with nut-brown foam has a creamy, rich mouthfeel and is extremely drinkable despite the alcohol content

We recommend this Imperial Stout with your next steak Thanks to its complex palette of dark flavors, it goes perfectly with red meat!