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When you think of Georg Tscheuschner, the first thing that comes to mind is his record-breaking strong beers. The Franconian master brewer holds the record for the strongest beer in the world and is a true artist of alcohol-intensive beers. But the brewer can also do something different!
The newest horse in the stable is an Imperial Red Ale, which with 12.8% alcohol content is a strong red ale, but by no means a strong beer in the Schorschbräus range. In addition to bullets like the Schorschbock 43, the Schorsch Rubin is a tame little lamb, but the red beauty should not be underestimated.
The Imperial Red Ale from Schorschbräu presents itself in a wonderful, ruby-red copper tone in the glass and exudes a palette of malty scents when poured. The taste test reveals the gustatory counterpart to the smell: roasted malt meets a soft caramel note, accompanied by the weight of sweet, ripe fruit. The high alcohol content brings a nice, alcoholic warmth into play, which is complemented by the aromas of a full-bodied wine. Georg Tscheuschner’s signature is also unmistakable in this beer!
If the 12.8% alcohol content is not enough for you, we recommend aging in the cellar. Full-bodied beers are ideal for further maturation, as they gain additional flavor through this process. Not that it’s necessary, but it’s still interesting!
SchorschbräuWater, barley malt, hops, yeast
