- Rabbit grass rack to prevent waste food box Inedit Damm 4.8% Malt & Wheat Beer Brewed with Spices 750ml

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INEDIT is a different beer. INEDIT is made with two types of beer: traditional malted-barley beer and wheat beer. This wheat, or white, beer is in the style of Witbier, originally from Belgium and made with unmalted wheat. Using unmalted wheat gives this beer more body and a softer, fuller mouthfeel. INEDIT is flavoured with spices, giving it its special taste and making it a one-of-a-kind beer

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INEDIT is a different beer. INEDIT is made with two types of beer: traditional malted-barley beer and wheat beer. This wheat, or white, beer is in the style of Witbier, originally from Belgium and made with unmalted wheat. Using unmalted wheat gives this beer more body and a softer, fuller mouthfeel. INEDIT is flavoured with spices, giving it its special taste and making it a one-of-a-kind beer
Crafted by Ferran Adria the World's Most Award-Winning Chef and the Damm Brewmasters, Inedit a perfect beer to match with a wide variety of cuisines
Country of Origin
Spain

Suitable for vegetarians

Package Type
Glass Bottle
Other Information
Full Product Name:
Malt & Wheat Beer Brewed with Spices

Importer:
Damm Brewery UK Ltd,
5A Bear Lane,
SE1 0UH,
London.
Brand
Inedit Damm
Inedit was created to pair with a wide variety of culinary creations, even the most complicated citrus-based dishes or ones with bitter notes. Fantastic with starters, salads and oily fish, its versatility means it can also be paired with spicy or sweet-and-sour flavours. A highly dynamic beer that goes perfectly with the whole taste range.
Manufacturer
Brewed by:
C.C. Damm S.L.,
Rossell 515,
08025 Barcelona,
Spain.
Return To Address
Damm Brewery UK Ltd,
5A Bear Lane,
SE1 0UH,
London.
Ingredients
Water, Barley Malt, Wheat, Spices, Hops, Yeast, Ascorbic Acid (Antioxidant)
Allergen Information
Contains Barley, Contains Wheat
ABV (%)
4.8
Units
3.6
Please drink responsibly
Know your limits
The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week