Yankee & Kraut In the name of love Stout

American Wild West meets Bavarian contemplation: of all places at the birthplace of the Reinheitsgebot, an unequal couple set out to throw beer conventions overboard. Lo and behold, the Ingolstadt likes what Yankee (Bryan from America) and Kraut (Max from Germany) brew for her. The two are delighted that here too the topic of craft beer has fully arrived - with a decisive home advantage for them: because if it's allowed to be craft beer for the local beer drinker, then there's just one. Will say: a Bavarian. In the name of love - the German language takes the beer name part of its elegance, but also tastes the beer in Germany. The dark brown beer with a small, brown head of foam smells malty and chocolaty, the Antrunk is quite sweet, but also roasted aromas are to be heard. The feinherbe specialty with medium body and oily texture is tasty to the end and echoes dry and harsh.