Mountain Culture - Note To Self Dark Lager COL-Deeds25 The vines were planted in

The vines were planted in 1978 and 1980 in the deep granitic sand typical of Les Délys

This is how a supernova would taste if handcrafted — as if

tropical mid-palate follows

This is a big citrus banger that starts off heavy on the orange and lime

however most thiols in beer are “bound” and don’t contribute any aromatics so we needed to practice processes to convert them to “active” thiols to bring out the desired tropical flavours

Mountain Culture - Note To Self Dark Lager COL-Deeds25 The vines were planted in"Note to self: Stop letting the brewers look at old school German brewing forums at 3: 00 AM. For this traditional dark lager, we did something truly radical for us: we showed restraint. No truckloads of tropical hops here just a beautifully balanced, mahogany hued liquid brewed with premium Munich and dark roasted malts. It hits you with comforting aromas of toasted pumpernickel, dark cocoa and a hint of molasses, finishing crisp, clean and