Long Exposure - FUERST WIACEK Berlin

IPA - New England / Hazy • 440 ml • 6.8%

€6.59

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ABV6.8%

Volume440ml

About this release

Long Exposure is a delightful Hazy IPA from Fuerst Wiacek, brewed with precision and full of flavor. This cloudy IPA bursts with tropical hop characters, featuring a soft, creamy finish and a refreshing bitterness that is perfectly balanced. With an alcohol content of 6.8 percent, this 440ml packaging proves that Fuerst Wiacek from Berlin knows how to brew a modern, hoppy IPA. The Berlin craft brewery is known for its specialized approach to hazy IPAs and Pale Ales, with aromatic hop flavors taking center stage. Long Exposure is an excellent example of their expertise in New England IPAs, a style in which they have established themselves as one of Germany's top producers. The balance between the full hop profile and the soft, creamy texture makes this beer approachable without compromising on character. Whether you're an experienced hophead or just diving into this beer style, Long Exposure is a must-try that shows why Fuerst Wiacek has built such a strong reputation in the German craft beer scene.

About FUERST WIACEK Berlin

FUERST WIACEK is a Berlin craft brewery renowned for its modern, hoppy beers. They specialize in hazy IPAs and Pale Ales, with a focus on fresh, aromatic hop flavors, and are considered one of Germany's top producers of New England IPAs.