Read more about Great Divide’s Road To The Radler here.įood Pairings: BLT with heirloom tomatoes, Kale salad with avocado, jalapeño, and cilantro dressing, Kochkäse spread on crackers and crepes with lemon juice and powdered sugar. Our delicious Cowbell beer has joined forces with refreshing grapefruit to bring you this crisp, effervescent, wonderfully vibrant, thirst quenching radler. When ready to serve, add sparkling water to. Measure reserved grapefruit juice and juice additional grapefruits to yield 10 ounces (1 1/4 cups) of fresh juice. So, whether you are riding over grueling mountain passes or just out for a quick pedal, the Roadie Radler is the perfect brew for any summertime cruise. Stiegl Grapefruit Radler Description: Real grapefruit juice gives this deliciously refreshing Radler (mixed beer drink) its amber natural cloudiness and. Directions For the Fresh Grapefruit Soda: Bring grapefruits to room temperature, then roll firmly against the counter to soften. With artwork that was designed to create an image of the Colorado cycling community, this beer is a nod to cyclists everywhere. As a way to honor Great Divide’s roots in the cycling community and the comradery of events like the BoulDurango, the Roadie Radler was born.
Whether in the beer garden, hiking or on the go in the city - this tangy, thirst quencher is the perfect accompaniment: fruity-tart, 100 natural and not too sweet. All beers are the perfect casual brews to cool you off all year round, any time of day. Together they ride over mountain passes and cruise across Colorado plains, all the while sharing their experiences, perspectives, and insights on the brewing industry and stopping for cold brews along the way. Grapefruit-Radler The fruity-tart refreshment Naturally cloudy grapefruit flavoring meets our tasty Mnchner Lager. As you might’ve guessed we’re from Germany, but what might surprise you is that we are the first brewery to blend 50 Hefeweizen beer with 50 grapefruit juice, creating a truly unique and refreshing taste experience. in Durango, CO over the course of 6 days. Shandy and radler are peas in a proverbial pod, each bringing a light, fruity effervescence mixed with the bready yum-yum of beer. Great Divide has been a part of the Colorado cycling community throughout the years through the creation of the Great Divide Bike Team, annual participation from employees in the Bike MS race, and donating profits from our Tap Room Giving Program to organizations like Bike Denver and the Bicycle Racing Association of CO.īrian Dunn has also participated in the BoulDurango for the last few years where he and some of the most tenured Colorado craft brewery owners and employees ride the grueling 426 miles from Avery Brewing Co. As an avid cyclist, owner and founder Brian Dunn instilled his passion for cycling throughout the brewery from the very beginning. awesome on a hot day, well ahead of expectations, curious about other fruit editions of this now.Named both for the road biking cyclist (Roadie) and the German word for cycling (Radler), the Roadie Grapefruit Radler was inspired by Great Divide’s roots in the cycling community. the fruit is the most natural and it still tastes the most beery of any of them. 3.5 ABV 4 x 473ml cans The base is Citizen Batch 1 Session Ale with tweaked hops to give it a grapefruit profile and slightly roasted malt to up the beer. Radler translates to cyclist in German and this beer is perfect for a post ride beverage. The refreshingly fruity taste makes Stiegl-Radler Grapefruit a wonderful thirst quencher. i like this better than all of the alternatives i have had, and think it kind of represents the gold standard in the style. Real grapefruit juice gives this deliciously refreshing Radler (a blend of lager and real fruit juice) its amber natural cloudiness and pleasant tangy taste. it doesnt warm up great though, and actually gets kind of weighty for something that is supposed to be a pounder, i like the best when its ice cold from the tap.
this one is a little more beer tasting than the raspberry one i had last week, which was a lot more juice, this to me has some grain element to it as well, but the grapefruit is really bold and natural in it too, quenching and refreshing, not too sweet, with some bitterness and even some light citric acidity to it, which helps it finish clean and bright, i was quite impressed with this and would definitely rank it ahead of a lot of other radler and shandy types out there right now, especially those of them with grapefruit, which always taste artificial and soda-like to me, but not this one, its like a mild wheat beer with real grapefruit juice blended in, very good. Real grapefruit juice gives this deliciously refreshing Radler (mixed beer drink) its amber natural cloudiness and pleasant tangy taste. A great beer for a hot afternoon, i wish other beers this low alcohol and good were common, especially this time of year.
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