German-Style Altbier Beer
German-Style Altbier is a type of beer that originates from the German city of Düsseldorf. It is a top-fermented beer, meaning that the yeast rises to the top during fermentation. This gives the beer a cleaner flavour than other types of beer.
German-Style Altbier is also known for its amber colour and its slightly bitter taste. It is traditionally served in a narrow glass, which helps to retain the beer’s flavour and aroma. German-Style Altbier is a popular choice among beer lovers, and it is sure to please anyone who enjoys a good pint.
German-Style Altbier Details
- Color: 11-19 SRM
- Bitterness: 25-52 IBU
- Alcohol: 4.6-5.6% ABV
- Glass: Tulip
- Temperature: 7-10°C
- Color: Copper to Dark Brown
- Clarity: Brilliant
- Hop: Low to medium
- Malt: Sweet malt character
German-Style Altbier Pairings
- Food Pairing: Pork Tenderloin
- Cheese Pairing: Camembert and Cheshire
- Dessert Pairing: Creme Brulee
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