VELTINS

The shiny blond.

Veltins started as a small public-house brewery in Gravenstein, Germany in 1824, and it quickly won the respect of the typical local restaurants.

Today the Veltins’ family factory specializes in the production only of Pilsner, using the especially sweet water of the springs in the area, which is rich in carbon and mineral salts and ideal for the production of Pils beer. Veltins is considered to be the first German beer which used the term Pils.

Veltins has a bright blond color and a slight bitterness, which creates a perfectly balanced taste, leaving a pleasant essence of hop at the end.

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Germany

Category:
Pils
Color:
Blond
Aroma:
Strong and delicate
Foam:
Rich and enduring
Flavor:
Rich and aromatic, dry and somewhat bitter at the end
Ingredients:
Barley malt, hops, yeast, water
Alcohol Content:
4.8%
Packaging:
Bottle 330ml. in a box of 12, Barrel: 30 lt
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