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  • Stu Mostów WILD 11 - Bière de Garde

    Stu Mostów WILD 11 - Bière...

    €7.89

    "Release number 11 from our small and lovely barrel room. A Mixed Fermentation Bière de Garde, co fermented with an expressive Franco-Belgian yeast strain and our house Brettanomyces blend. The malt bill in this beer is more complex than our average standard in wild beers. Showcasing a blend of Pilsner, rye, wheat and 4 special caramel malts. Hopped with our very best German Tettnanger and Hersbrucker hops. Fermented first in steel tanks and then rested for a year in second use Bourbon barrel that previously contained one of our lovely Baltic porters. Bottled in early fall 2020 and bottle conditioned since then to get a fine, and elegant medium carbonation." BBD is 10/03/2024

  • Stu Mostów WILD 16 - Bière de Soif Raspberry, Blackberry, Plum, Rondo Grapes

    Stu Mostów WILD 16 - Bière...

    €10.29

    "Another instalment of the connoisseurs’ acclaimed line of beers inspired by light wines and ciders. Its base is a unique Saison style blend, barrel aged and then refermented with local raspberries, blackberries, plums – and Rondo grapes (during the brewing process we also used barley and wheat malts and oatmeal). Already bottled, Wild#16 was bottle conditioned for up to ten months."

  • Stu Mostów / B.Nektar X Anniversary 10/10 WILD 30

    Stu Mostów / B.Nektar X...

    €10.79

    "X Anniversary 10/10 Mixed Fermentation Honey Saison - 10th in a series of anniversary beers. Wild beer, fermented with a blend of wild yeast and bacteria from Stu Mostów Brewery. The idea for this beer was born during a meeting with B. Nektar Meadery, where the most interesting barrels were selected to create a unique blend of wild beers. A significant amount of Polish local multifloral honey from the Zloty Miód apiary was then added. As the wild yeast fermented the honey, the beer developed a dry profile while retaining a pleasant sweet floral honey aroma. Before bottling, an extra portion of honey was added, enabling natural carbonation through bottle refermentation. "