Baladin Isaac Ale 0,33 l

White ale from Italy, 5,0%vol

Price including 0,25 EUR German container-deposit

The addition of spices is indissolubly linked to the history of beer. Today hops are the most common ingredient added to most beers in the world to give them the desired bitterness and aromas. However, this was not always the case. Documents from the 9th century mention the Gruit, a mixture of spices and aromatic herbs, such as rosemary, sweet gale, bay leaves, ginger, aniseed, cumin, juniper, ivy, thistle, yarrow, heather, samphire, absinth, and tree bark.

Baladin pays homage to this tradition with three now classic beers, made with unusual cereals and with the addition of original spice mixes. In line with the style of Baladin, however, they are never aggressive and always preserve great elegance and refinement. The fresh Isaac is made from raw wheat and flavored with coriander and orange zest (following the Blanche style).

The creamy head, the intentionally cloudy, apricot color and the scent of yeast and citrus, which blend into spicy harmonies of coriander and peeled oranges, call you from the glass. Refreshing to the palate, it has a light body and is very easy to drink.

Overview:
Alcohol Content: 5.0% by volume Bitterness Units: 10 IBU
Colour: 9 EBC
Hops: Hallertauer, Hersbrucker, Perle
Malts: Pilsner, Wheat

Ingredients: water, barley malt, wheat, coriander, hops, orange zest, yeast.
Contains gluten

Producer: Birrificio Baladin S.R.L., Localita’ Prella 60, IT-12060 Farigliano CN

Deposit: 0,25 EUR German container deposit per bottle, which is refunded in shops who sell disposable bottles or in reverse vending machines.

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