- Volume: 330ml
- Ingredients: Malt, barley, oats, hops, orange zest, herbs
Unlike the strong German beer taste, White Ale is brewed in an ethereal and sweet Belgian beer style. It creates a refreshing beer when drinking.
Tê Tê Brewing uses oats and malt to brew, so the beer has a slightly bitter taste but is still strong enough. The cool and refreshing note is becoming much more obvious, thanks to the European hops. This ingredient helps to balance out the sweetness from the malt. The expensive highlight for White Ale is the orange peel and coriander that are brewed together to create a tropical experience.
Ale is a beer originating from Belgium, produced by floating fermentation at high temperature. With not too high alcohol content and mild bitterness (mixed with sweet and sour taste), this will be a beer that can conquer anyone.
- ABV: 5.5 %
- IBU: 19 IBU
Craft beer is a kind of homemade beer with a strong and impressive taste. Because of that, most craft beer carries a signature bitterness, which may not be a favorite for most people. Therefore, Te Te Brewing was born to bring you outstanding beer flavors but under a twist to suit Vietnam's appetite, culture, and climate.
Te Te Brewing was founded by 4 members: Michael Rowland, Tobias Alfred J Briffa, Luis Martinez, Rubén Martinez. More than providing a fine beer, Te Te Brewing also wants to evoke a sense of conservation, as well as compassion for each person for Pangolin. It is a wild animal in danger of extinction.
At Te Te Brewing, you will enjoy classic but equally unique and new beer flavors thanks to the combination with typical flavors of each region in Vietnam. All the essence and most real beer flavor are kept intact to give you an exclusive experience.
I bet you like it.
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Address: The Opal Office Building, 92 Nguyen Huu Canh Street, Ward No.22, Binh Thanh District, HCMC, Room 2201, Floor 22nd
Initially issued by Department of Planning and Investment of Ho Chi Minh City
Enterprise Code No.: 0316713818 - Date: 09 February 2021.
