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In addition to covering beer, new restaurants and food trucks for Post City, David Ort writes about food and drink for several Toronto publications including Spotlight Toronto and his own site, Food With Legs. Description: Real grapefruit juice gives this deliciously refreshing Radler (mixed beer drink) its amber natural cloudiness and pleasant tangy taste. Stiegl Grapefruit Radler, $2.60 for a 500 mL can, LCBO #334052 The beverage was an instant favourite with the local cyclists travelling from. It’s also only 2.5 per cent alcohol, so while I won’t recommend it as a (safe) pre-cycling beverage, it will work well as a post-excursion refreshment.Ĭans are available at the LCBO, and many bars will have Stiegl Radler on tap, but I don’t know of any that are taking the traditional German approach to half-strength beer, which means serving it in a one-litre stein. Radler first became popular in 1922 in the town of Deisenhofen, Germany. This House beer blends the brewery's famous lager with fresh grapefruit juice for a. Real grapefruit juice gives this deliciously refreshing Radler (mixed beer drink) its amber natural cloudiness and pleasant tangy taste. A light-bodied shandy with 4 ABV, this brew is delicious and thirst-quenching, a suitable companion to poolside relaxation on a warm sunny day. Roadie Grapefruit Radler is a Fruit and Field Beer style beer brewed by Great Divide Brewing Company in Denver, CO. When summer eventually arrives, the Stiegl Radler will be one of the ideal antidotes for those 30-plus, humid, endless afternoons. Brewed in Venice, California, House Grapefruit Radler showcases the exuberance of its origin city Los Angeles. We will notify you via email or phone call when your order. Real grapefruit juice gives this deliciously refreshing Radler (a blend of lager and real fruit juice) its amber natural cloudiness and pleasant tangy taste. The pairing tastes natural, without any of the synthetic off-notes that tend to plague the current fad of citrus beers. This purchase is a reservation and local pickup at the brewery only. This drink has a light, citrus-zest aroma, with a palate-refreshing carbonation, and the flavour is a well-balanced combination of sour-sweet grapefruit with mildly bitter lager. Pair this sweetness with your favorite salty snacks or. Stiegl’s version combines Stiegl Goldbräu lager with natural grapefruit juice in a half-and-half split. A light and sweet beer like our Grapefruit Radler is perfect to enjoy in the heat of summer outside.
To deal with the overwhelming crowd, he cut his limited beer supply with lemon soda and claimed that it was a special cocktail, called Radlermass, that he had invented for the day (“radler” is German for cyclist, and “mass” is German for a litre of beer.) There are references to the cocktail, though, that date back at least 10 years before this. The made-for-TV version of the cocktail’s origin is that Franz Xaver Kugler, a Bavarian barkeep, found himself the victim of his own success when 13,000 cyclists showed up at his country pub outside of Munich one June Saturday in 1922. 100 natural fruit juice, no sugar or artificial sweeteners added. This results in a juicy, fruity taste with a refreshing finish. Real grapefruit juice gives this beer mixed drink its natural cloudiness and tangy notes. This grapefruit version of the radler - a premixed beer cocktail - is currently available at the LCBO. Orange colored, naturally cloudy, tangy grapefruit notes, juicy, fruity taste, refreshing finish. “Beer with fruit German tradition premixed beer cocktail refreshing juice beer official drink of cyclists.” Such was the seesaw stream of thoughts that tormented me this week while preparing to write about the Stiegl Grapefruit Radler.
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