Stiegl radler grapefruit 6pk 11/16/2024 ![]() Most famously known for its multi award-winning Stiegl Goldbräu beer, Stiegl utilises a wealth of brewing experience combined with some of the most high-tech brewing equipment, processes and procedures in Europe, whilst benefiting from the finest Austrian raw materials often cultivated in the brewery’s own fields. Even Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart guzzled a few Stiegl beers in the 18th century. Over the past 500-plus years, the brewery has seen everything from immense joy and celebrations to fires, war and economic turmoil but throughout, it has remained, playing a huge part in the city and country’s culture and history. It was first mentioned in written records on the 16th June 1492 and was located in Salzburg, Austria. The Stiegl brewery grew out of what was a popular beer-making guesthouse called the ‘Bräuhaus an der Gstätten’. It already has an iconic following around the UK and we expect our discerning customers to enjoy its unique thirst-quenching abilities this summer.” “It’s been a slower start to summer but when the temperatures heat up as they have done in recent weeks, there is no better beer than Stiegl Grapefruit Radler when it comes to refreshment. Jack Banks, Sainsbury’s Buyer for Speciality Beer and BWS Gifting, said: It is basically summer in a can so with the summer of sport, staycations and restrictions easing, we’re ecstatic that Sainsburys’ customers will be able to experience this special gift from Austria, whether on its own or in a creative beer cocktail.” “Stiegl Grapefruit Radler is world-renowned and much-loved for its unassailable refreshment abilities. Great examples include MEAT Liquor’s famous Radlerita, drink writer Jonathan Hatchman’s Rad Paloma, beer writer Mark Dredge’s Campari Radler and blogger Happy Skin Kitchen’s Grapefruit Beerlini. To support the launch this summer, Euroboozer has linked up with a selection of bar owners, mixologists and beer writers to showcase some special summer Stiegl Grapefruit Radler beer cocktail serves. Produced by combining Stiegl’s famous Goldbräu lager with fresh grapefruit juice, this much-revered, naturally cloudy Radler-style beer contains just 2% alcohol by volume and is available in a 500ml can with an RSP of £2.00.Īn absolute must for some sun-drenched summer sipping, Austria’s famous Radler is fantastic alongside spicy dishes, fruit-forward desserts and also when utilised in beer cocktails. After becoming a favourite in bars, pubs and other hospitality venues around the UK, one of the world’s most thirst-quenching summertime beers – Stiegl Grapefruit Radler – can now be enjoyed at home after launching in Sainsburys.
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