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In the vernacular, a harbor singer is someone who has had one or two too many beers, moves around the houses in a relaxed mood and, together with other creatures of the night, performs all the songs that are buzzing around in his head.
A harbor singer who could put you in this state directly comes from the house of Mashsee. Their beery homage to all drunken musicians is a fine Baltic Porter that combines the power of six different types of malt. The malty dominance not only gives the beer its deep black hue, but also gives it its delightful aroma and enticing aroma. The Nordic porter presents itself on the nose with notes of freshly brewed coffee and creamy caramel. As soon as you start drinking, a full-bodied symphony of dark aromas floods your mouth. Strong roasted aromas mix with toffee and hints of candied fruit to create a real treat. The harbor warbler was dry-hopped with the Taurus hop variety. This process unlocks the full potential of the hops while keeping the bitterness in check. A caramel finish with a pointed bitterness concludes the beer enjoyment and awakens the thirst for another glass.
Whether the harbor singer makes you a harbor singer is up to you. However, with an alcohol content of 6.1%, a certain amount of caution is required!
Mashsee BrauereiWater, barley malt, hops, yeast
