Heidrun x4 | Bock Beer | 440ML

4 x 440ml Heidrun Bock Beer cans

Heidrun was the mythical goat who stood atop Valhalla, the vast hall of Odin, the Germanic
god. Bock beer originated in the Northern German city of Einbeck, which was a brewing centre
and popular exporter in the days of the Hanseatic League. As the beer became popular in
Bavaria, the term ‘ein-beck’ was pronounced ‘ein-bock’ which popularly translates as ‘Billy
Goat’ inspiring the commonly used symbolism for bock beers.

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Description

It’s a season where we brew a beer for Oktoberfest, an ode to the german heritage
of brewing. We’ve decided to do a bock beer, as we go for a beer with more depth than the
marzen we have brewed previously.

Complex maltiness is dominated by the rich flavours of Munich and Vienna malts, which
contribute melanoidins and toasty flavours. Some caramel notes present from the long
boil. Hop bitterness is subdued, yet supports the malt flavours allowing a bit of sweetness
to linger into the finish, with no hop flavour or roasted/burnt character.

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Format

4 x 440ml cans