Category: Olut
This is our take on a true-to-style German schwarzbier. It is lighter in body than many other dark beer styles (like stouts) but very dark in colour — easy drinking and low ABV without a lot of roasted malt flavour.
Poured it into a glass expecting a heavy stout, but this schwarzbier surprised me with how light it sits. The dark color hides how easy it drinks, and at that low ABV I could easily have a few without feeling weighed down. Perfect for a weeknight when I want flavor without the heft.
I wasn’t sure what to expect from a dark beer that’s supposed to be light, but this one really pulls it off. The body is noticeably thinner than a stout, yet it’s still full of smooth, subtle roast that doesn’t linger too heavy. Perfect for a couple of pints after work without feeling weighed down.
Poured it into a pint glass and honestly did a double take — it looks like motor oil but drinks like a crisp lager. The low ABV makes it perfect for a second beer on a weeknight without feeling weighed down. Already grabbed another four-pack.
