Craft beer of the month
To help you wash down the latest evidence in the world of exercise science and sports nutrition, here's a snifter from my recent indulgence.
Stiegl Radler Grapefruit
Brewed by Stieglbrauerei (Salzburg, Austria).
Radler (Shandy).
2% ABV.
A light (grapefruity) and crisp (grapefruity) Radler with a subtle (grapefruity) and refreshing (grapefruity) hint of grapefruit. This is a nostalgic beer for me: tasting it reminds me of sitting on my balcony on Innsbruck, staring at the mountains.
RP(be)E(r)(Rating of Perceived beer Enjoyment)
8 out of 10
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