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STEAM

Name: STEAM
Brand: Small Beer Brew Co
SKU: BS24X350EC
Price: 55.0 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 4.9 (20 reviews)

Rich amber beer

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The Original Small Beer Steam is an amber beer, brewed with rye, that beautifully bridges the gap between a lager and an ale, showing dried fruits, spice and a rounded hop finish. Time Out said: "It tastes incredibly complex for just 2.7%."

Tasting Notes: Rounded malty richness, full of dried fruit biscuit.

2.7% ABV
84 calories per 350ml bottle
0.9 UK units per 350ml bottle
8.4g carbs per 350ml bottle
Vegan-friendly

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ALLERGENS

Ingredients: Water, malted barley, rye, wheat, oats, hops and yeast

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Sustainably brewed for award-winning taste

A HISTORIC RYE STYLE BEER

The Steam style originated in Germany in the mid 1800s. As an explosion in demand for Lager outstripped supply, some cooler, calmer lager fermentations would inevitably end up being left to ferment warmer, resulting in a fruitier and bolder beer, compared to pilsner style lagers. This newfound taste caught on and became known as Steam beer due to the mists that would roll down the sides of the open top fermenters during a warmer, more vigorous fermentation.