Beer Flying Dutchman, Black is Black And I Want My Baby Back Black Rye IPA, 0.33 L
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Tasting Notes
Beer Color black, matte, froth dark beige.
Beer has an unusually refreshing bitter taste with a predominance of malt tones and sharp notes of American hops.
The aroma is dominated by shades of beer hops and malt, chocolate-accented coffee and berry tones.
Beer is served as a separate appetizer, to venison and beef, the meat on the grill, sausages and smoked fish.
Interesting Facts
Flying Dutchman, Black is Black And I Want My Baby Back Black Rye IPA - an outstanding representative of the family of American black ale IPA, made in Belgium. It was invented by Ronald de Waal as a new, sonorous variations of the traditional dark beer made from roasted wheat malt. Rye malt gives the drink a special, rich notes highlighted by shades of toasted wheat malt. With this soft saturation successfully contrasts fresh bouquet sharpness hops Columbus, Chinook, Centennial, Amarillo, Simcoe and harps. These varieties were selected specifically for the balance with an expressive taste of rye.
The resulting combination of this beer has a matte-black, rich beige froth and memorable, refreshing taste with a high hop bitterness. Its traditional aroma hops and malt shaded palette of black coffee, chocolate and berries. Black of Black and Ai May Vont Baby Back Black Rye IPA is supplied independently, as he approaches the game, a grill menu and smoking. Despite the intensity and bitterness, this beer is characterized by excellent drinkability and easily quenches your thirst. It will appeal to all who appreciate the foam beverage expressiveness and strong character.
Producer's description
Flying Dutchman - Ronald de Waal, who is also the Flying Dutchman, a brewer, a nomad. With his more than 20 years of experience, he is considered one of the most outstanding personalities in the history of crafting brewing. He brewed beer in Finland, the Netherlands and Belgium, offering its cooperation only the best manufacturers of beer.
Ronald de Waal prefers to travel from one brewery to another, on the road coming up with new and unusual beer recipes. He loves the open road and the freedom of choice. Brewer preaches freedom around and feels absolutely happy person.
At the beginning of his career, the future Flying Dutchman studied at the University of Food Technologies in the Netherlands. The practice, he was held in kraft brewery De Raaf. She so impressed the owner of the talent of a young student, he invited him to stay on as a brewer. Ronald has created some interesting varieties of beer in the next year and a half, and finally decided to link their fate with this industry.
The end of his career almost did not put a pretty blonde. For her sake, de Waal quit his job and moved to Finland. Unfortunately, in the early 90-ies of the last century in this country, it was almost impossible to find a job brewer and Ronald remained unemployed. To somehow make a living, he took a job at an amusement park. With its long, blond hair brewer won a seat Mermaid.
Spend your days with the artificial fish's tail on his feet, Ronald in 1994 he invented a new Bergzigt beer. He became stronger and more intoxicating than all the other beer varieties on the market. Finnish beer connoisseurs were struck by the unusual taste, and even now, many years later, well remember Bergzigt.
In 1997, the Flying Dutchman got into a small brewery in Espoo, in Finland. At that time he was already confident in their abilities, which allowed him to set up Diamond Beer Brewing Company. Together with her, he migrated to Belgium. Produced varieties they have set the tone in the Finnish market, he was awarded a special diploma for its contribution to the beer culture in Finland. His company is constantly expanding, producing and selling their own litter imported beer.
In 2008, Ronald sold Diamond Beer Brewing Company. The next two years he spent as a consultant on business development, but tired of the prim office environment, decided to go back to the nomadic way of life. By purchasing a small house on wheels, The Flying Dutchman set off for North Africa and Europe. Since a few years, after which he decided to return to the craft as a nomadic brewer.
