Quality over quantity!
6,500 independent products
No mainstream
6,500 independent products
-9%
More information about 6x Weizendoppelbock
The mighty thunder god Thor owns two goats called Tanngnjostir and Tanngrisnir. They pull his chariot and lead him through the nine worlds. Tanngnjostir means gnashing of teeth and Tanngrisnir, the gnashing of teeth. Together with the rumbling chariot wheels, their sounds announce the approaching thunderstorm when Thor strikes his hammer.
Mighty as a thunderstorm also comes our Wheat Doppelbock. Large quantities of the best wheat and barley malt form a drinkable beer body, which has been refined with a little smoked malt. We have discreetly hopped with Perle. The special wheat beer yeast finally provides this beer with a fruity note, which rounds it off taste-wise.
Drink with caution and avoid the thunderclap!
Location:
Wacken
Country:
Germany
Fits:
savory soft cheese, meat loaf, fruity-sweet desserts
Content:
1,98 Liter
Content per individual product:
0,33 liters
Manufacturer:
Wacken brewery
Hops:
Pearl
Ingredients:
Water, barley malt, hops and yeast
Drink type:
Beer
Food companies:
Wacken Brewery GmbH & Co. KG, Gehrn 13, 25596 Wacken
We come from Wacken in Holstein, a region mostly off the beaten track. A little country, often gray and sometimes flat like the bland uniform taste of industrial beer, which we endured for far too long, like thirsty Bedouins wandering through the brewery-poor and monotonous desert. Our small craft beer brewery was founded at the beginning of 2016 by three beer enthusiasts in the heart of Wacken in Schleswig-Holstein. After months of planning and seemingly endless conversion work on a former supermarket, the time had finally come in mid-June: the brewing equipment was set up. Since then we have a so-called three-vessel brewhouse with a capacity of 20hl per brew, i.e. a yield of 2000 liters per brewing process. The beer is fermented and stored in five stainless steel tanks with a total capacity of 220hl. In addition, we have decided to operate our own bottling plant in order to be as... [Read more]
