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This one's great, brewed with champagne yeast. I was fortunate to get some as a gift at christmas http://thebrewclub.co...teel-cru-beer-review/
In case some of you can't bothered to click o the link.
Kasteel Cru is said lager, brewed in Alsace using spring water, champagne yeast and hallertau hops. I suspect that the brewers would have us believe that the hops were hand picked by virgins, under a full moon, such is the premium they’re trying to attach to this 5.3% lager.
Understandably so, this is a bustling sector of the market, and it takes something really special to differentiate a real premium lager. It seems to be working as it got a mention in British GQ Magazine’s “100 Best Things” . It’s got its own special glass too, as you’ll see from the picture… very classy.
Despite the hyperbole, this is actually a very fine lager.
A very pale amber colour and a full, fizzing head. A fine hoppy nose that is refreshing before you even taste the drink that’s probably the influence of that Champagne yeast.
The drink itself is, as you would expect, really light and refreshing, and ever so slightly sweet.
It’s an excellent, well balanced flavour, somebody’s really done their homework on this one.
I’d give this four stars. It might have been higher, but it’s so premium, at the equivalent of nearly four dollars a 330ml bottle it’s a bit pricey for day to day drinking. But then I guess that’s their intention.
Kasteel Cru is said lager, brewed in Alsace using spring water, champagne yeast and hallertau hops. I suspect that the brewers would have us believe that the hops were hand picked by virgins, under a full moon, such is the premium they’re trying to attach to this 5.3% lager.
Understandably so, this is a bustling sector of the market, and it takes something really special to differentiate a real premium lager. It seems to be working as it got a mention in British GQ Magazine’s “100 Best Things” . It’s got its own special glass too, as you’ll see from the picture… very classy.
Despite the hyperbole, this is actually a very fine lager.
A very pale amber colour and a full, fizzing head. A fine hoppy nose that is refreshing before you even taste the drink that’s probably the influence of that Champagne yeast.
The drink itself is, as you would expect, really light and refreshing, and ever so slightly sweet.
It’s an excellent, well balanced flavour, somebody’s really done their homework on this one.
I’d give this four stars. It might have been higher, but it’s so premium, at the equivalent of nearly four dollars a 330ml bottle it’s a bit pricey for day to day drinking. But then I guess that’s their intention.
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http://news.bbc.co.uk...orth_east/8380412.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk...orth_east/8380412.stm
