Everything about Beagle Beer totally explained
Beagle Beer is an
Argentinean beer brewed in
Ushuaia by
Cervecería Fueguina, the pioneering brewery in
Tierra del Fuego established in June, 2003. It is named after the famous ship
HMS Beagle that passed through the area in 1831 during the
voyage of the Beagle with
Charles Darwin on board.
There are three styles of Beagle Beer: Fuegian Ale (5,8% v/v), India Pale Ale (6,6% v/v) and Fuegian Stout (7,8% v/v). They are all made from high gravity
worts, moderate addition of Patagonian
hops, vigorous fermentation with ale yeasts, and natural in-bottle conditioning with
cane sugar. This process yields some common features to all three styles: strong body, complex flavours and aromas, long lasting after-taste, and consistent head.
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