Atrium - Flipper's Nightmare (330mL)
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2.230 Ft
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Max. 12 per item. For larger orders, please email us at webshop@gravity.shop.
12 raktáron
Ízprofil
Seaweed Imperial Stout. A collab with Malt Attacks Shop from Brussels, Belgium.
The backbone of the beer is the heavy, dark chocolate and coffee notes of the roasted malt, but the real twist is the seaweed used in the brewing process. This special ingredient gives the batch a very unique, salty-marine character and deep umami flavor that brilliantly balances the sweet roastiness of the dark malts.
Taste Notes
Algae
Chocolate
Coffee
ÖSSZETEVŐK
GYÁRTÓI INFORMÁCIÓK
Gyártó: Brasserie Atrium
Brasserie Atrium was an artisanal microbrewery and taproom located in Marche-en-Famenne, Belgium, founded in 2018 by Brazilian master brewer Paula Yunes and Belgian Valéry De Breucker. Named in reference to traditional gathering spaces, the brewery reflects the founders' main mission: bringing people together through a shared love of beer.
The brewery blends the rich traditions of Belgian brewing history with the innovations of modern craft beer, with a lineup including classic saisons, to modern IPAs, and even hybridised quadrupel stouts. Val and Paula are particularly famous for their adventurous spirit, whether it comes to using tropical fruits, unique spices, or barrel-aging. Unfortunately, the brewery had to close in 2024, leaving a huge void in Belgian brewing culture. Known for their carefully chosen, high quality ingredients as well as their welcoming taproom, Atrium was a true asset to Belgian craft beer.
The brewery blends the rich traditions of Belgian brewing history with the innovations of modern craft beer, with a lineup including classic saisons, to modern IPAs, and even hybridised quadrupel stouts. Val and Paula are particularly famous for their adventurous spirit, whether it comes to using tropical fruits, unique spices, or barrel-aging. Unfortunately, the brewery had to close in 2024, leaving a huge void in Belgian brewing culture. Known for their carefully chosen, high quality ingredients as well as their welcoming taproom, Atrium was a true asset to Belgian craft beer.
