Brouette de Bières
Guinness Extra Stout
Ireland
Irish production is not very diversified but is famous all over the world particularly thanks to the Guinness beer.
Moreover, irish people are medal-winner in the list of top-drinker countries. Indeed an inhabitant drinks 114.2l per year (that is 1 33cl bottle per day).
- Trademark:
- Guinness
- Kind:
- Brown
- Alcohol content:
- 4.1%
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Brown beer
Prepared with strongly roasted malt, they are recognizable thanks to their dark color.
Usually, these are the strongest beers. Some of them, because of the roasted malt, have a slightly acidulous taste.
Top fermentation
Fermented at a temperature between 59°F and 79°F, top fermented beers are famous because of their more complex flavours. Moreover, they often have a higher alcohol content (depending on the malt quantity) than bottom fermented ones.
This fermentation type was originally the most spread one, but since this time bottom fermented beers have flooded the market. Mainly brewed by artisanal breweries, top fermented beers are the ones prefered by beer lovers.
Not refermented in the bottle
After main fermentation, these beers are bottled and ready to be drunk. This way, absence of refermentation allows a shorter brewing process.
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Single malting
Beer brewed with an usual quantity of malt. As malt provides sugar for the fermentation, single malted beers usually have a medium or low alcohol content.
Glossary of avalaible pictogramsIngredients
- Water
- Malt
- Hop
- Yeast
"Abundant" foam
Beer with an abundant foam. These beers will be served in a balloon glass slightly flared for a good proportion between foam and beer, and not too large with high borders in order to contain all the foam.
Tip: serve a first part of the beer, slowly with the glass slightly bended, keep a part of the beer in the bottle. Begin to enjoy it, then serve the rest of the beer to obtain again a beautiful foam collar.
This abundant foam doesn't allow thirsty people to drink from the bottle :-)
Stout
Black beer brewed using strongly roasted malts. Its taste is recognizable thanks to its quite strong bitterness and a coffee-like flavor.
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Beer on sale: click on bottles to add them into your wheelbarrow
Brouette de Bières®, BP 95, 59163 Condé sur l'Escaut (France) - SARL company with a 9000 ¤ capital - RNCS Valenciennes 493 819 684
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