Italian Beer For Cheese

American Pale Ale Beer

It’s a beer with blonde color, light, but rich in taste.

Delicious with a cheese platter in the calm of the mountain.

Light beer of 4.8% alcohol.

To be enjoyed at 6-8 °C preferably in a Crafty glass.

Beer with aromatic profile and bitter, important but well contrasted by the elegance and finesse of the malty sweet, his strong point. It belongs to the family of APA (American Pale Ale), light and thirst-quenching well suited to the pairing with cheeses.

Available in bottle with 33cl and 75cl
Also available in Poly Keg with 20 Liters

ABV: 4.8%
I.B.U.: 32 bitter at the right point

We export the Italian beer for cheese worldwide.

For more information, please contact us or visit our website.

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