

MONTEITH'S LEMON AND LIME FLAVOURED RADLER® is a refreshing fruity lager, based on the style brewed in Bavaria in the 1920's. In search of an invigorating brew, locals developed an easy drinking lager bier with a citrus twist - flavoured with lemon and lime. Monteith's Radler® faithfully recreates the experience, brewed to full strength with distinctive hoppy notes, a hint of natural lemon juice and a zesty citrus finish.

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Monteith's Radler® is a refreshing fruity lager beer. The style originates from Bavaria and was first created in the early 1920's by the owner of a Austrian Gasthaus, Franz Xaver Kugler. In search of an invigorating brew, he developed an easy drinking lager bier with a citrus twist – flavoured with lemon and lime. The perfect treat for the many cyclists ("radler" in German) and mountain hikers who visited his alpine guesthouse.
Radler® faithfully recreates the experience; it's a lager beer, brewed to full strength at 5% alcohol by volume as you are used to from Monteith's. The beer is brewed with a small amount of natural lemon juice, giving it it's refreshing zesty citrus finish.
Monteith's Radler® has a level of residual sweetness to complement the added lemon juice. This combination provides balance and a degree of complexity to the flavour mix. Radler® is only lightly hopped to ensure the bitterness character does not dominate the flavour.
After a hard days work (or a hike on the mountains), the refreshing citrus taste of Radler® will go well with fresh crayfish or a nice light spring salad. Or, you could match it the German way, with spicy sausages, cheeses and fresh bread.
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Monteith’s Radler® has an original gravity (OG) of 1049, alcohol content of 5 % and a final gravity of 1010+. Radler® is only lightly bittered but this along with the citrus tang from a small amount of added natural lemon juice provides the beer with a finish that is clean, crisp, slightly drying yet totally refreshing. |
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RADLER® is a registered trademark of DB Breweries Ltd in New Zealand.
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