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Amburana barley wine

1487

Aged on Amburana wood

19,90 (€26,53 per l)
Including tax
Content: 0,75l
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TYRELL BrauKunstAtelier

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Delivery to Germany: 6,50
Shipping time: 3-5 working days (usually sent within 2,5 days)
Caramel, almond, wood notes, ripe berries, fine acidity
Herkunft Brandenburg, Germany
Alkoholgehalt 10.2% vol.

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TYRELL AMBURANA Barleywine (or Barleywine) is a stout with high tasting factor and sweet, full and at the same time spicy mouthfeel. It is dominated by caramel, almond and wood notes, coupled with the aroma of ripe berries and a fine acidity.

The AMBURANA wood, from which barrels for cachaça aging are made in Brazil, gives the beer a unique spiciness that is so rarely found and also difficult to describe.

Location: Börnicke
Country: Germany
Fits: fruity-sweet desserts
Content: 0,75 Liter
Manufacturer: Tyrell BrauKunstAtelier
Grain and malt varieties: Barley, Caramel malt
Gravity: 23°P
Color: dark brown
Optimal drinking temperature: 4-7 °C
Ingredients: Water Barley malt*, caramalt, dextrose, hops, yeast cultures *Organic farming
Drink type: Beer
Food companies: TYRELL BrauKunstAtelier, c/o Erste Bernauer Braugenossenschaft eG, Ernst Thälmannstr. 2c, D-16321 Börnicke

Tyrell BrauKunstAtelier

Brew, enjoy and celebrate together! And this with beers that continue to mature in the bottle and develop excitingly over the years. A must for your own beer cellar. With an eagerness to experiment between German tradition, South American lightness and North American confidence, Thomas Tyrell has already taken on many challenges in the past. He has been brewing beer since 1991 and the list of his brewing experiences is long. Many are familiar with his work as head brewmaster at Stone Brewing in Berlin. Since 2020, he has been taking care of the royal class of beers - the matured ones - in his own BrauKunstAtelier. Beer styles that are a pleasure to drink even after years of cool storage. In terms of beer style, brewing process and choice of ingredients, the focus is on bottle aging. Be it through coffee-like roasted malt; be it through the harmonious symbiosis of yeast and lactic...

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