Always Christmas Porter
Stigbergets Bryggeri

Often pilsner, sometimes IPA but Always Porter. For us, by us.
WHAT DOES IT EVEN MEAN ?
The development of porter is often attributed to a need for a strong, flavorful, and affordable beer that could cater to the working-class population of London. The term “porter” is said to have originated from the beer’s popularity among London’s porters and other laborers who worked in the bustling markets and docks. Its affordability made it accessible to a broader segment of the population, particularly that working class. These workers sought a hearty and sustaining beverage that could provide them with energy, refreshment and a little relaxation after a day of labor. Just like us.

WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW THOUGH
Golden Promise and Vienna malt provide a background for Simpson’s Premium English Caramalt, DRC, Pale Chocolate, plenty of torrified and malted wheat, and a touch of roasted barley. Hopped with classic English varieties Fuggles and East Kent Goldings in the kettle and whirlpool for a balancing bitterness.
Dark black yet bright, rich and round in taste, a smooth mouthfeel with a dry ashy finish. Subtle bitterness with roasty notes, nutty and chocolatey aromas, hints of coffee and burnt sugar.