What else … be their craft beer your passion.
You are in the right place if you are fed up with large-scale lager type of beers. Monyo Brewery working to change the way thinking of beer. Their are dozen-and-dozen of boring or mass produced items. Each of their beers are unique, which has a characteristic feature and History. Their deeply pay attention in creating with the care and precise professional knowledge to enjoy the smooth taste for beer lovers the best possible quality.
MONYO Brewing revives the “Summer Series” with three new refreshing summer beers, with collaboration beer created for Sugarbird’s latest party collection.
MONYO x Sugarbird – Rich Bitch … This summer was kicked off by a special billboard campaign in Budapest. The guesswork is over, the Rich Bitch kraft beer was born, which is a joint collaboration between a Hungarian fashion brand and a kraft brewery. In the unusual collaboration, a clothing collection was also created, which includes swimsuits and summer clothes decorated with MONYO graphics at the same price. The drink already started its journey in mid-June, you should be very careful, as the number of pieces is limited.
The Summer Series is back! … The limited-edition Summer Series beer family always includes exciting, refreshing beers, mostly made with some kind of fruit. This year, three new beers will debut in the three summer months. In June, the Pastry Sour Ale with coconut and lime called Gelato Giuseppe, inspired by the original Italian ice creams. Creamy and refreshing at the same time. Strawberry Sergio, a gose (salty-sour beer) made with strawberries and jalapeño peppers, arrives in July, while in August, a cucumber-juniper sour ale called Cucumber Colette closes the summer lineup.
Needn’t have to go far to grab your beer pack of delicous beers https://www.monyobrewing.com/monyo-tap-house.
By..The-Way … Between August, 29 and September, 3., will roll out the MONYO BeerTruck from the brewery adding color by offering Downtown Beer Festival to be held at Szabadság Square – Budapest.
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