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Roog
Smoked beer goes back to the beer production before the 19th century and survived after modernisation of kilning technology (indirect kilning) mainly in the upper Franconian city of Bamberg. The malt used for this kind of beer is still direct kiln-dried over open beech fire and thereby nourishes its typical flavour.
Classic smoked beer displays a very dominant smoke flavour which is often considered to be too overbearing. Roog, the smoked ale from Braufactum, has reduced the smokiness without robbing the beer of its typical characteristics. The triad of smoke and wheat beer combined with special malt flavours results in complex taste and a high drinkability. Roog has won the silver medal at WBC in 2012.
Reddish-brown colour, hazy, medium head. Has a capricious, very individual appearance. A hint of orange zest, banana and clove is overlaid by juniper wood smoked bacon. These are in turn complemeted by candied almonds. There is a subtle, lingering echo of bitterness.
Darkon
Traditional german style dark beer (Schwarzbier) brewed exclusively with dark malts (Munich, caramel and roasted malt). No pale malt is used as it is normally done. Therefor this bottom-fermented beer has an extraordinary dark colour with a distinctive dark chocolate flavour.
Dark brown with a golden frame and medium foam formation. Mild dark chocolate, toffee and malty roasted flavours. bread crust. Has a hint of herbal flavour and a long sustaining balanced bitterness.
Marzus
Märzen dates back to the 16th century when refrigeration engines did not exist and the last month for brewing beer was March. The beer was kept in the cellars until october when the new season began. Thus, it was brewed more strongly and had distinctive malt aroma.
A large amount of caramel malt and special mashing process is used for Braufactum Marzus which creates the amber colour and intensive caramel aroma.
Color of BraufactuM Marzus is caramel, foam formation is strong. The scent is of malt, candied sugar and orange zest. Foam is pleasantly in the mouth, taste is dry. Brown bread aroma is highlighted by a note of roasted chestnuts and caramel revealing balanced bitter notes. A strong finish.