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Samichlaus Classic

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Samichlaus is a legendary beer in the brewing world and a true rarity for lovers of extreme beers. After bottling, it can continue to evolve for years, developing a complexity worthy of a spirit.



Technical Data Sheet

FORMAT 75cl
ALCOHOL (ABV) 14.0%

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Description

Samichlaus is a legendary beer in the brewing world and a true rarity for lovers of extreme beers. Recognized as the strongest bottom-fermented beer in the world, this Austrian specialty reaches at least 14% alcohol, sometimes approaching 15% in certain vintages. It is brewed only once a year, every December 6th, and after its first fermentation, it undergoes a very long cold lagering process for a full year, with periodic transfers to reactivate fermentation. After bottling, it can continue to evolve for years, developing a complexity worthy of a spirit.

Characteristics:

Style: Doppelbock

Alcohol Content: 14% ABV

Serving Temperature: 12 – 14 °C

Color (EBC): Deep reddish with coppery reflections (approx. 40–45 EBC)

Bitterness (IBU): Low, around 20 IBU

Character, Flavor, Aromas:

On the nose, it surprises with deep aromas of cognac, ripe fruits, and sweet notes. On the palate, it presents a firm and enveloping body, with flavors of cherry, crème brûlée, and caramel, accompanied by a long, warm, and spicy finish with hints of pepper. The alcohol is present but perfectly integrated, providing complexity and a liqueur-like sensation.

Culinary Pairing:

This is not a beer designed for classic pairing. It is best enjoyed as a dessert drink or digestif, similar to brandy. Ideal for accompanying high-purity dark chocolate or for savoring alone, slowly, on special occasions.

Dare to try one of the world's most iconic and potent beers. Experience a unique tasting, reserved for true lovers of extreme and aged beers.