URBOCK Beer 23 Ambrée Austria 9.6 ° 33 cl
€3.77
€11.42 L
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Urbock 23 is an Austrian amber beer with an orange-blond hue that creates almost no foam when it enters the glass.
On the other hand, it develops intense, powerful and well balanced aromas. Hops and malt compete in the nose to try to take the lead of the tasting.
In the mouth, reveals a syrupy body that sticks slightly on the lips. It reveals fruity and malty flavors evoking macerated fruits and liquor. Everything is relatively sweet but can not hide the beautiful hoppy bitterness that manifests as tasting.
Urbock 23 is an Austrian beer that is brewed by the Schloss Eggenberg brewery. This brewery produces the famous Samichlaus, specializes in beers with an extremely long shelf life and aging capacity. This is the case with this Urbock 23 which can be kept up to five years after the bottling date. It is stored for 9 months in the cellars of the castle to refine its taste before it goes on sale.
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Data sheet
- complete package
- 24
- Type of beer
- Amber beer
- Volume
- 33 cl
- Alcohol by volume
- 9.6 °
- Format
- Disposable glass bottle
- Country
- Austria
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Urbock 23 is an Austrian amber beer with an orange-blond hue that creates almost no foam when it enters the glass.
On the other hand, it develops intense, powerful and well balanced aromas. Hops and malt compete in the nose to try to take the lead of the tasting.
In the mouth, reveals a syrupy body that sticks slightly on the lips. It reveals fruity and malty flavors evoking macerated fruits and liquor. Everything is relatively sweet but can not hide the beautiful hoppy bitterness that manifests as tasting.
Urbock 23 is an Austrian beer that is brewed by the Schloss Eggenberg brewery. This brewery produces the famous Samichlaus, specializes in beers with an extremely long shelf life and aging capacity. This is the case with this Urbock 23 which can be kept up to five years after the bottling date. It is stored for 9 months in the cellars of the castle to refine its taste before it goes on sale.