Maastrichter - De Royale Martinus

Maastricht. The city of the good life. The city that lives, celebrates, eats and drinks. And the city that connects. Between business and burgundy, between history and future, between ‘Mestreech’ and Europe, between historical monuments and modern university, between hospitality and enjoyment. You can taste that connection in Stadsbrouwerij Maastricht's beers. The epitome of Maastricht beer history, located at the spot where the Meuse river kisses both the east and west sides of the city. Beer. Feeling. Love. Connection. Good life. Enjoyment. The Royale Martinus: The Royale Martinus connects righteousness with relativity. Saint Martinus is, in fact, also the patron saint of soldiers. Righteous, earnest, steadfast. His name day is on 11 November. Saint Martin. But also the start of the carnival season. Feast of relativity, of everyone being equal, of putting one's worries aside. You can taste that combination in this hoppy blond beer (5.4%) where the use of coriander seed and American hops give a refreshing character to a mild bitterness. St. Martin is also a bit the patron saint of the brewery. The spire of the Martinuskerk church in Wyck looks down on the Stadsbrouwerij Maastricht