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Monteith’s has been crafting its family of fine beers for nigh on 150 years, staying true to the authentic process and recipes of the classic beer styles we re-create. Renowned the world over, Monteith’s continues to produce beers that are made to exacting standards and capture the spirit of the world’s most famous beers and, in some cases, forgotten favourites that are all but forgotten.
The uniqueness of the beers we make is largely due to the combination of brewing process, ingredients and the approach of our brewers. All Monteith’s beers are batch brewed and slavishly adhere to the quirks and characteristics of original styles (with a little bit of ingenuity added for good measure).
MONTEITH’S RADLER BIER TASTING NOTES
MONTEITH'S LEMON AND LIME FLAVOURED RADLER is refreshing fruity lager, based on the original style brewed in Bavaria in the 1920's. In search of an invigorating brew, locals developed an easy drinking lager bier with a citrus twist - flavoured with lemon and lime. Monteith's Radler faithfully recreates the experience, brewed to full strength with distinctive hoppy notes, a hint of natural lemon juice and a zesty citrus finish.
Monteith’s Radler Bier faithfully recreates the experience; it’s a lager beer, brewed to full strength at 5% alcohol by volume as you are used to from Monteith’s. The beer is brewed with a small amount of natural lemon juice, giving it it’s refreshing zesty citrus finish.
Monteith’s Radler Bier has a level of residual sweetness to complement the added lemon juice. This combination provides balance and a degree of complexity to the flavour mix. Radler is only lightly hopped to ensure the bitterness character does not dominate the flavour.
After a hard days work (or a hike on the mountains), the refreshing citrus taste of Monteith’s will go well with asparagus rolls or a nice light spring salad. Or, you could match it the German way, with spicy sausages, cheeses and fresh bread.
Alcohol %: 5.0%
Brewery: Monteith's Brewing Co.
Country: New Zealand
Type: Lager - European
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