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1.- Amundsen / Against The Grain Hoptropolis

2.- Amundsen Dessert In a Can Pecan & Maple Pie

3.- Amundsen Rebel King

Amundsen / Against The Grain Hoptropolis

Amundsen Dessert In a Can Pecan & Maple Pie

Company:

Amundsen Bryggeri

Against The Grain Brewery

Amundsen Bryggeri

Style:

Imperial IPA

Imperial Stout

ABV:

11.5

8.5

IBU:

Malt:

Pilsner, Flaked Oats

Pilsner, Rye, Roasted Barley, Caraaroma, Oats, Carafa Special III, Carared

Pilsner, Flaked Oats, Caraaroma, Caramunich II, Chocolate, Special W, Brown, Carared, Carawheat, Roasted Barley, Wheat

Hop:

Magnum, Mosaic, Equinox

Magnum

Archer

Comercial Description:

1.-

Hoptropolis

Double IPA

So, who actually started this? Who planted the first seed and did they ever imagine a once-bustling metropolis overgrown by their own creation? Controlled hop fields now but a distant memory. The hop vines are trying to overpower and show their dominance in the food chain. The only way to fight back is to brew more beer that contains more hops. This is us doing our part to save humanity. A double dry hopped dipa, jam packed with massive amounts of lupulin. Bitter, sticky hop love, hitting you in the face with a slap of dankness.

Hoptropolis pairs best with new friends and good vibes.

2.-

Dessert In a Can Pecan & Maple Pie

Which idiot came up with the idea that you should pair your beer with a dessert? Why not just make a beer that would be dessert in itself? Save yourself making dessert and just crack one of these open. We decided to pick out three of our favourite dessert flavours to incorporate in our flagship imperial stout. Dark, sweet and delicious. Pecan & Maple Pie imparts all the flavours and aromas you might expect from a piece of pecan pie drizzled in maple syrup. Every dessert lovers dream.

The dessert in a can series pairs best with a candle lit dinner whilst listening to barry white.

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Rebel King

Imperial Stout

Legends speak of a king so feared by his enemies that they would surrender immediately after he announces war against them. As a symbol of peace they would order their brewers to brew the finest dark ale containing cacao, coffee and vanilla. This was the only way they could persuade the rebel king not to destroy their kingdoms. Sit back in your favourite chair, pour one and say cheers to the Rebel king.

Rebel King pairs best with the dark days of winter.

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