New Oak Aged Quadrupel
Sequence Series X
Museum piece
This beer is out of stock and won’t be brewed again (for a while). Looking for beers that are in stock, check ‘m out here!
This beer is out of stock and won’t be brewed again (for a while). Looking for beers that are in stock, check ‘m out here!
ABV is an abbreviation for “alcohol by volume,” or “alcohol content by volume. Made even easier: alcohol percentage!
IBU stands for International Bitterness Units.
5 – 20 = Little bitterness
20 – 30 = Slightly bitter
30 – 45 = Bitter
> 45 = Very bitter
EBC, or European Brewery Convention in full, is the measure of beer color
6-9 Pale / Light Pale
9-12 Blonde / Yellow
12-20 Gold
20-30 Amber
30-45 Copper
45-75 Dark Copper / Brown
75-120 ery dark brown (translucent)
>120 Black (not translucent)
Malt is the base of every beer. Malt is grain that has been germinated and then dried. We use many different types of malt to give body, color and flavor to the beer.
Aaahhh… hops. We love them! Hops are flowers used primarily as a bittering, flavouring, and stability agent in beer. In our beers most hops add floral and fruity flavours and aromas.
Cubic Centimetre. So how big is the packaging?
Our big number 10. The first two-digit bad-boy in the sequence series. Not ABV wise, because that is always ‘up-there’, but this is our first milestone in the series. of course the big ‘X’ has to be a special one so we went for a New Oak aged quadrupel with orange peel, gagel and licorice root. Sip slowly!
