Description
Before there were refrigerators and ice makers, the last pale ale was brewed in March(s . This was cooled with natural ice. For the extraction of ice, two methods were common. Often, blocks of ice were cut from the ice of so-called "Eisweihern" - small lakes and were stored in the cellars of the brewery. The second method has given the Eiszäpfle his name. A large wooden structure was sprayed with water , so that formed icicles on the outriggers. This could then be cut off and used to cool the beer.
Original extract content: 13,4%Best before date: at least 90 days or more
Deposit note: Returnable bottles can be returned in many drinks stores or in supermarkets. You get back the deposit of ? 0.08 per bottle. A return to us, can be done also, the resulting shipping costs have to be taken by your own.
Ingredients: Brewing water, barley malt, hops extract, hops.
Allergens: Cereals containing gluten (barley) and gluten-containing cereals.
Alcohol content: 5,6% vol.
Age restriction: According to the Youth Protection Act, we deliver only to persons over 18 years of age. The buyer confirms with the placing of the order.
Place of origin: Germany
Deposit for one bottle: 0,08 Euro
Inverkehrbringer: Badische Staatsbrauerei Rothaus AG Rothaus 1 79865 Grafenhausen-Rothaus
