Kereru
Kereru Imperial Nibs Coconut Porter | 3 CANS
$24.50
Description
Imperial Nibs is a lovely dark porter, rich with roast-malt character and intense chewy flavours of bitter chocolate, freshly toasted coconut, burnt toffee, and mellow maltiness. Serve cool but not chilled in a glass for the ideal taste experience.
Region: Upper Hutt, New Zealand
Alcohol: 8.5% ABVKereru Imperial Nibs Coconut Porter is dark and roasty with dark brown colour beer. The alcohol content is 8.5%ABV and 35 IBU.
Kereru Imperial Nibs Coconut Porter will pair well sharp and sweet blue cheeses. For mains would pair well with roast beef, steaks, burgers and chilli. For desserts would go very well with chocolate, cheesecake, pavlova vanilla and chocolate ice cream.
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