General description

Malt is the most important raw material for beer. The drying of malt used to be done over an open fire, so that all the beer had a smoky taste at the time. With the invention of indirect drying in the 19th century, that changed and the smoke gradually disappeared from the beer. Except in Bamberg because there people were attached to the smoky barley. A Rauchbier is amber and, in addition to a lot of smoke, also has some fruitiness and a slight hop bitterness.

Strong - Dortmunder beer from Brewery Bierverbond Amsterdam

Impression

A full smoky taste that you will appreciate more with every sip.

Fragrance associations

Eel, smoked chicken, smoked ham

External characteristics

Dark amber

Ingredients

Malt | Smoked malt (83%), Munich dark (13%), Chocolate malt (3%), Sour malt (1%)

Hops | Northern Brewer

Clearance | Carrageenan

Yeast |W34/70

vol % alcohol | 5

Malt PERCENTAGE

Technical characteristics

Start SG | 1,051

Plato | 12

SVG | 78th%

IBU | 34th

Lovibond / EBC | 15 / 40