Selfmade - Nosferatu

Stories about bloodsuckers in human guises have long been known all over the world, so bloodthirsty pale-faced in the literal and figurative senses of the word no one will see anyone anymore. But how long have works about fanged entities roamed the world and when did they manage to become commonplace? To answer these questions, we suggest moving back 100 years, when the first ever vampire film called "Nosferatu" was released. Sit down in a more comfortable chair and feel yourself one of the first viewers of this frightening masterpiece, which, by the way, was banned in some countries. It was Nosferatu that gave rise to stereotypes that ghouls are afraid of sunlight, are not reflected in mirrors and so on. It turns out that the immortal is not only the main character of the picture, but also the film itself. Inspired by the gloomy scenery and scenes, we share with you a new dark and mysterious variety - a classic Baltic porter, which, on the contrary, is designed to dispel the greyness with its deep taste and moderately sweet aroma. And now pay attention: the city falls asleep and the fanged mafia wakes up....