Virgil
dry hopped lager
Virgil is a classic, decoction brewed, bottom fermented 12-degree beer, 4.8% abv (alcohol by volume), with predominant portion of Pilsner malt and caramel malt used as colourant. The brewing process involves three varieties of Czech hops and subsequent cold hopping or "dry hopping" with Amarillo - American hop variety. Virgil was named after Virgil Gamache Farm in Yakima Valley, Washington, where Amarillo variety was cultivated.
It has a full flavour, moderate body and thanks to the dry hopping with Amarillo variety, Virgil has a light fruity aroma and a delicate citrus touch.
Bottom-fermented
4,8 %
Alcohol
Higher bitterness