Public Coast Brewing Company has gone about and released a brand new honey lager that aims to offer an accessible and eminently enjoyable drinking experience to casual lovers of suds as well as seasoned craft beer aficionados.
The 'Farm Honey Lager' comes in at five percent ABV. As far as its flavor profile is concerned, this honey lager makes generous use of earthily sweet honey sourced from the nearby Public Coast Farm, with the end result being a lager that is easily crushable in the tradition of great lagers, but also offers evolving aromas and tastes. The inclusion of honey offers pleasing sweetness as well as a warm character which makes this brew ideal for both the warmer and cooler months.
According to head brewmaster Will Leroux, the 'Farm Honey Lager' is 'a Mexican style lager that features German noble hops for a spiced, balancing bitterness.'
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Honey-infused Beer
- Opportunity to explore the potential of honey as an ingredient in craft beer and offer consumers new flavor experiences.
- Farm-to-bottle
- Opportunity for craft breweries to source ingredients from local farms, promote sustainable practices, and offer unique products reflecting regional flavors.
- Sessionable Lagers
- Opportunity to cater to both casual and veteran beer drinkers by creating easy-to-drink beers without compromising dynamic flavors and aromas.
Sectors Adopting This
- Craft Beer
- Craft breweries can experiment with sustainable ingredients, unique flavor combinations, and offer new products to reach wider audiences.
- Agriculture
- Local farms can partner with craft breweries to provide quality ingredients, promote sustainable practices, and differentiate themselves in a competitive market.
- Hospitality
- Restaurants and bars can capitalize on the growing popularity of craft beer and offer diners a diverse selection of locally-sourced, innovative beers.
