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Birra di Natale Menabrea 2 l 2023 Limited Edition – Menabrea

Categoria: SpecialiStile: FestbierGradazione: 5,2% Vol.Nazione: ItaliaRegione: PiemonteColore: RossoProfumo: Vellutato con marcato sentore di malto, con note calde di caramello tostato e speziatoSapore: Sapore caramellato, unico nel suo genereFermentazione: Bassa fermentazioneBicchiere consigliato: Calice Birra Menabrea NataleAbbinamenti suggeriti: Carni rosse, dolci natalizi, frutta seccaIngredienti: Acqua, malto d’orzo, mais, luppolo Note:
Questa birra rossa dall’equilibrio notevole è prodotta in occasione delle festività natalizie. Si caratterizza per una spiccata aromatizzazione, ottenuta con l’impiego dei migliori malti e un tenore alcolico non troppo elevato. Il bottiglione di Natale Menabrea da 2 Lt della Christmas Beer prosegue nel racconto della serie di soggetti dedicati all’intreccio tra Birra Menabrea e la storia d’Italia. La terza uscita celebra l’incontro con la Regina Margherita.
Menabrea, il birrificio attivo più antico d’Italia fondato nel 1846, è da 175 anni testimone della storia italiana.
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