Kostritzer Schwarzbier – Black Lager 4.8% - 330ml Glass Bottles
The black lager with a blonde soul. An authentic smooth and full-bodied dark lager with a touch of sweetness. The subtle malty tones and a hint of chocolate offer so much more than a standard lager.
An interesting and unique style brewed at one of Germany's oldest breweries in Bad Kostritz, dating back to 1543. It has the approachability of a lager, with the interesting flavours of a German Schwarzbier. (Contains barley).
Contains: Gluten, Barley
Beer Facts
| Style | Pilsner |
| Country | Germany |
| Brewery | Bad Kostritz |
| Size | 330ml |
| ABV | 4.8% |
| Serving Temperature | Chilled |
Brewery
Mentions of the Köstritzer brewery and its dark beer can be dated back as far as 1543. Known as the ‘Köstritzer Erbschenke’ back then, the brewery has had its home in Bad Köstritz in Thuringia (central Germany) ever since. It is now one of the oldest and most important breweries in Germany. The brewery shares its name with its most famous product: Köstritzer Schwarzbier – a beer that has made a name for itself well beyond the borders of Thuringia and Germany. Köstritzer Schwarzbier is not only the market leader for bottom-fermented dark beer in Germany, it is also exported to over 50 countries.
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The black lager with a blonde soul. An authentic smooth and full-bodied dark lager with a touch of sweetness. The subtle malty tones and a hint of chocolate offer so much more than a standard lager.
An interesting and unique style brewed at one of Germany's oldest breweries in Bad Kostritz, dating back to 1543. It has the approachability of a lager, with the interesting flavours of a German Schwarzbier. (Contains barley).
Contains: Gluten, Barley
Beer Facts
| Style | Pilsner |
| Country | Germany |
| Brewery | Bad Kostritz |
| Size | 330ml |
| ABV | 4.8% |
| Serving Temperature | Chilled |
Brewery
Mentions of the Köstritzer brewery and its dark beer can be dated back as far as 1543. Known as the ‘Köstritzer Erbschenke’ back then, the brewery has had its home in Bad Köstritz in Thuringia (central Germany) ever since. It is now one of the oldest and most important breweries in Germany. The brewery shares its name with its most famous product: Köstritzer Schwarzbier – a beer that has made a name for itself well beyond the borders of Thuringia and Germany. Köstritzer Schwarzbier is not only the market leader for bottom-fermented dark beer in Germany, it is also exported to over 50 countries.
