Organic beer hand crafted in Umbria. It is called Merabirra (Blonde and IPA) and is made from barley malt cultivated on a marginal plot of about five hectares in Montefalco, next to the Sagrantino vineyards. It is based on ingredients exclusively from the Umbrian territory. The idea and raw materials come from Marco Caprai, while the recipe was refined with brewer Matteo Minelli from Birra Flea in Gualdo Tadino (Umbria) which uses water only from local springs. Marco Caprai emphasizes that making Merabirra is an additional opportunity for the territory of Umbria to show the richness of its potential. “It is a decisive factor for the...
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Arnaldo Caprai Merabirra Ambrata Tipo IPA 750ml
Arnaldo Caprai Merabirra Chiara Tipo Blonde ALE 750ml
Organic beer handcrafted in Umbria. It is called Merabirra (Blonde and IPA) and is made from barley malt cultivated on a marginal plot of about five hectares in Montefalco, next to the Sagrantino vineyards. It is based on ingredients exclusively from the Umbrian territory. The idea and raw materials come from Marco Caprai, while the recipe was refined with brewer Matteo Minelli from Birra Flea in Gualdo Tadino (Umbria) which uses water only from local springs. Marco Caprai emphasizes that making Merabirra is an additional opportunity for the territory of Umbria to show the richness of its potential. “It is a decisive factor for the...
Inedit by Ferran Adria (750ml)
Inedit was created in 2008 by Ferran Adrià, and his team of sommeliers from elBulli who believed in the need for a beer to accompany and compliment the varied flavours found in modern gastronomy. Known for its picturesque vistas, hidden coves and idyllic historic villages, the Costa Brava is home to some of the best restaurants in the world, and is also the location of elBulli where Inedit was created in 2008. Inedit is a truly unique beer made with barley malt, wheat, hops, coriander, liquorice and orange peel. Best served in a white wine glass, no more than half full, to fully appreciate its intensity and aromatic complexity. Inedit was...