Stefan's Indian Ale
A fruity hommage to English IPA
My interpretation of an India Pale Ale
Stefan's Indian Ale is inspiring and exotic with a nicely measured hop bitterness and a fruity, fresh flavor profile. The beer surprises with citrus notes, a floral touch and its finish delights with hints of forest honey and caramelized malt.
Let me invite you to an exciting journey through the world of flavors.
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Let me invite you to an exciting journey through the world of flavors.
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- Serving temperatureThe ideal serving temperature for Stefan's Indian Ale is 8 – 10° C. The beer might and should be chilled and stored in the fridge at 5 – 6° C.
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- TasteNicely measured hop bitterness and fruity-fresh flavor profile with notes of citrus and honey.
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- ColorGolden yellow, honey-colored
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- Food pairingBurger, pasta with tomato sauce, roasted dishes
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- IngredientsFichtel Mountain water, barley malt, hop, yeast
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- ABv7.3%
- Original Gravity17.3° P
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- FermentationTop-fermented
- HopsHallertau flavor and bitter hop, Australian flavor hop
- MaltsChoice selection of wheat, barley and special malts
- YeastTop-fermenting ale yeast
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Epicurean with wine roots
Stefan, who grew up in a family running a fruit and vegetable business, has turned his parents's shop into one of the leading delicatessen stores in our region. His focus is on wine as he is not only wine sommelier but also winery owner: He and two of his friends cultivate a little vineyard in Würzburg, Franconia and vinifies a very special wine named "Hoch3" with lots of love and care.
Jeff and Stefan have known each other since childhood and they have stayed friend ever since. They have spent many evenings together passing time with exciting and stimulating discussions about beer and wine and this opened completely new perspectives on the dialog partner's views.
Jeff and Stefan have known each other since childhood and they have stayed friend ever since. They have spent many evenings together passing time with exciting and stimulating discussions about beer and wine and this opened completely new perspectives on the dialog partner's views.
