I have finally found and tried the new "Basel" beer from local organic farmer Daniel Graber. Please note I intended to use the "" around the word Basel, as this new beer is promoted to Basel, by a Basler, it is in fact brewed by the Brauerei Locher in Kanton Appenzeller.
In the pre-launch press the beer was quoted to be the 3rd Basel beer (after Ueli and Unser) missing out the what should be the 3rd beer or brewery: Käppelijoch.
The company has the slogan "Basler sy em beer" which loosely translates to the Basler golden brew. The owners inspiration for the beer was to create a bright, clear organic beer from Basel using local ingredients. Unable to find a partner with one of the existing local breweries, a brewing partner was found outside the kanton.
Currently to be found bottled at Mitte, Lällekönig and the Hilton Hotel.
On to the beer - tasting notes.
In the pre-launch press the beer was quoted to be the 3rd Basel beer (after Ueli and Unser) missing out the what should be the 3rd beer or brewery: Käppelijoch.
The company has the slogan "Basler sy em beer" which loosely translates to the Basler golden brew. The owners inspiration for the beer was to create a bright, clear organic beer from Basel using local ingredients. Unable to find a partner with one of the existing local breweries, a brewing partner was found outside the kanton.
Currently to be found bottled at Mitte, Lällekönig and the Hilton Hotel.
On to the beer - tasting notes.
Pale Lager
5.2%
Currently available in 3dl bottles
A flat light golden coloured lager, Small Head. No noticeable aroma. Dry non descriptive taste. Lingering bitterness.
Currently available in 3dl bottles
A flat light golden coloured lager, Small Head. No noticeable aroma. Dry non descriptive taste. Lingering bitterness.
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