Brewdog 10° Lost Lager

Brewdog 10° Lost Lager

Lost Lager brewed according to a new recipe. It's a German-style Pils brewed with wind power, using a third less water. The resulting dose of Spalter and Saphir hops combines lively citrus and herbal notes for an iconic lager taste that is fresh and refreshing. If you don't like lagers at all, then definitely give this one a try and you'll be thrilled! More

Parameters
Volume 0,44 L
Alcohol 4,5 % vol.
Plato (EPM) 10,5°
Producer Brewdog
Used hops Spalter Select, Saphir
Code 5702
On stock > 50 pcs
Price incl. VAT: 2,40 € Price per liter: 5,45 €
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Lost Lager brewed according to a new recipe. It's a German-style Pils brewed with wind power, using a third less water. The resulting dose of Spalter and Saphir hops combines lively citrus and herbal notes for an iconic lager taste that is fresh and refreshing. If you don't like lagers at all, then definitely give this one a try and you'll be thrilled! More

Parameters
Volume 0,44 L
Alcohol 4,5 % vol.
Plato (EPM) 10,5°
Producer Brewdog
Used hops Spalter Select, Saphir
Code 5702

Ingredients:
water, barley malt, hop products

About the brewery:
Martin and James were bored with the industrially brewed lagers and uninteresting ales being sold in Britain, so they decided to sort it out. From this idea, BrewDog was born in April 2007. They were only 24 years old when they rented a building in Fraserburgh and started making hardcore homebrews. Gradually, the popularity of their beer increased to its current stellar level. The brewery's shares were floated and Brewdog bars gradually opened all over the world. In 2016, they brewed a total of 82 beers and shipped them to over 60 countries. Two years later, the world's first craft beer hotel arrives! Right next door to the Columbus, Ohio brewery, they are opening The Doghouse as well as their own beer museum. They open two of the largest and most iconic bars in Waterloo Station and Las Vegas. Of course, we can't leave them out of our list because they are a must try for every member of the craft beer community.

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