Skjerdol
Aegir Bryggeri
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Ægir Bryggeri – Skjerdøl
Skjerdøl is een Kölsch van 4,7% van het Noorse Ægir Bryggeri. Een "Humla God Kølsch", licht en verfrissend met een mooi hopkarakter, precies zoals een goede Kölsch hoort te zijn.- Stijl: Kölsch
- ABV: 4,7% | blikje
- Herkomst: Ægir Bryggeri, Noorwegen
- 🥨 Borrelhapjes
- 🐟 Lichte visgerechten
- 🧀 Jonge kaas
- 🥗 Frisse salades
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How can I select the best beers if I am new to the world of craft beers?
Start with styles that are easy to like, such as a blond, a pilsner, a wheat beer or a fresh pale ale, and discover step by step what you enjoy: fruity, hoppy, dark or sour. Our Beer Match helps you find beers that fit your taste, and every beer page shows the style, flavor and alcohol percentage.
What happens if I am not home during delivery?
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How long can I store specialty beers after receiving them?
Most beers are at their best before the best-before date on the can or bottle. Hoppy beers such as IPAs and NEIPAs taste best fresh, so drink them within a few weeks. Strong, dark or barrel-aged beers can often be kept longer. Store your beers upright, cool and dark.
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How can I get the most out of a beer tasting at home?
Chill the beers to the right temperature (lighter beers colder, strong and dark beers a bit warmer), use a clean glass and taste from light to heavy: pilsner and blond first, stouts and barley wines last. Take a sip of water in between and write down what you taste.
