Baltic Porter-style lager brewed with maple syrup and fenugreek with natural flavors added.

"The annual tradition of launching the Baltic Porter in January has been fulfilled. This year's Baltic Porter Festival will be celebrated with one of the three versions of this style performed by us. We divided the excellent base, which was aged at low temperatures for almost half a year, into three parts. We have added something special to each of them. What strongly distinguishes the Baltic porter from the imperial stout is the balance shifted towards caramel malts. A natural combination is the addition of roasted caramel (caramelized sugar) with caramel beer. Often, such compositions end up suppressing one of the ingredients, but this time we managed to find a golden balance. The sweet camel palette, both from malts and from the addition of roasted caramel, complements each ot...

"The annual tradition of launching the Baltic Porter in January has been fulfilled. This year's Baltic Porter Festival will be celebrated with one of the three versions of this style performed by us. We divided the excellent base, which was aged in low temperatures for almost half a year, into three parts. We have added something special to each of them. We like freshly roasted coffee, so we decided to incorporate it into one of the versions. Vanilla and roasted nuts are perfect for a dark malt base, freshly roasted Brazilian coffee. We used just the right amount of Madagascar vanilla and roasted hazelnuts."

"It all starts with a complex malt bill. A generous vienna / munich base. The best dark malts and rye for roundness. A long fermentation follows, followed by an even longer lagering. The result is pure and elegant, polished by time..."

Baltic Porter aged for 30 months barrel aged with Coconut.

"Black Swan is a robust yet delicate, soft and complex blackberry Baltic Porter. We went a bit overboard on the berries and used 360kg of blackberry puree for 9000L! It's dark with a nice purple brown head. On the mouthfeel, we have a nice chocolate and sour fruity finish."

"Dry January" who cares? Certainly not us! Dry Hop January, that's our concept. Hoppy beers all month long!" Hops used: Simcoe & Centennial

"Our last season’s hit, which we decided to intensify this year and multiply by two. In this beer we used a very aromatic addition: roasted coconut and toasted Palo Santo wood – a delicious and incredibly seductive coconut."