Dark Horse Kmita Kolsch

Leave it to Dark Horse to create a nontraditional Polish style kolsch beer. It's our way of poking fun at the German purity law and those that insist beer has to be brewed to "style". This beer is fairly light in color and body with mild flavors of malt and toasted malt. The aroma is hoppy, as well as the fi nish fl avor of the beer.

This is where we put our own touch to a traditionally boring beer...Polish hops! And lots of them! These Eastern European hops create a wonderful bitterness and aroma giving this beer a clean, crisp and dry flavor that works well with the mild sweetness from the malt.

The result...a very balanced beer for session style drinking.

Brewer: Dark Horse Brewing

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Location:
United States - Marshall, Michigan
Description:
Some things in life are easily read and some things keep you guessing. Should we take turns consuming garage sale items and vomiting them on the walls or should we follow the square, straight and narrow? Slip into the pub and look around. Go out and buy a six-pack, and read the holder the beer comes in. Read the back of your growler. When you're done, you'll either get it or you won't. No matter, as you're drinking some of the best fuckin' beer made in the great state of Michigan. Period!
Website:
www.darkhorsebrewery.com
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Shelf Tags for Dark Horse Kmita Kolsch

    • 1/2 barrel keg (15.5 gal)
    • 1/6 barrel keg (5.16 gal)
    • 12 ounce bottle - 6 pack

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Style: Kolsch

  • Kolsch beers are the historic beers of Cologne (Koln), Germany. The term Kolsch is an appellation protected by the Kolsch Konvention and is restricted to the 20 or so breweries in and around Cologne although some American brewers brew Kolsch-style beers in the US. The word Kolsch is actually a reference to the dialect of the German language that is spoken in and around Cologne.

    In the US the only readily available true Kolsch beers are Gaffel Kolsch and Reisdorff Kolsch.

    Kolsch beers are sometimes mistaken for light lagers because of their light, clean tastes and aromas. Kolsch beers are distinguished by their very subtle fruity flavors and slightly tangy finish. Kolsch beers are properly served in a small, straight-sided 200ml glass called a stange. German Noble Hops are typically used.
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