Rewort Brewery - Virgo A

Once upon a time, in a galaxy far, far away, there was a black hole. Not the biggest, but quite a supermassive one. Although, to be honest, until recently it was the largest object known to science, with a mass 6.6 billion times greater than the mass of our Sun. And since this black hole lived in a galaxy that is relatively close to Earth, only 16.4 million parsecs, it had the honour of being the first black hole in the history of mankind that people were able to capture with the Event Horizon Telescope. Remarkably, it was indeed a hole, and even more interestingly, it was completely black. It was about the same colour as Virgo A imperial stout, named after the galaxy in which the supermassive black hole lived. And this very stout, dark, powerful, with an excellent dense body, with notes of dried fruits and burnt malt, will be an excellent accompaniment to any science-pop series about the cosmos, good they have filmed a lot of them. Or to the textbook of astronomy, which since 1993 has not returned to the list of compulsory subjects, at least you will understand parsecs and light years.