Handwerk Love Russian Imperial Stout

Around the end of the century. England was in love with dark stout beers in the 17th century. Peter the Great, Russian Tsar who opened trade between Imperial Russia and Western countries, surrendered to the drink. He requested that a shipment be sent to the Russian Imperial Court, but due to the trip of almost 20 thousand kilometers, the beer spoiled on the way. To endure the trip, the alcoholic content and the quantity of hops increased, creating a dark and exciting drink, which conquered the whole country: the Russian Imperial Stout, whose recipe was perfected by our master brewers. Robust and intensely dark, with predominant notes of caramel, chocolate and toasted malt, wrapped in aromatic hops typically English. Its high alcohol content balances the complexity of hops and the strength of roasted malt, bringing a pleasant feeling of warmth, providing a rich and intense experience.