Störtebeker - Pazifik-Ale

The pale ale is considered to be one of the most famous styles of beer in Great Britain. In the 18th century, the British crown colonies should also enjoy the specialty, but the recipe was changed so that the beer could survive the long sea route: the pale ales would be brewed more strongly and stuffed with extra hops to make it durable - the hour of birth of India Pale Ales, which is now valued all over the world for its strong bitterness and fruity hop notes. The tropical, fruity Pacific Ale follows this tradition, but with an exotic, fruity hop aroma.