The first IPA brewed at the Matuška Brewery combines Czech and American hops. The IPA style originated in 19th-century England. IPA was exported by the East India Company to India, where England had its colonies. The beer had to survive a long voyage in a warm environment, so it was brewed stronger and more hopped. Hops protect beer against harmful bacteria. For our Raptor, we used a blend of Czech, English, and American ingredients using our brewing process.
| Style | IPA |
| Plato | 15° |
| Alcohol | 6,3 % |
| Bitterness | 55 IBU |
| Malts | Pilsner, Munich, caramel, Carapils, barley |
| Hops | Saaz Special, Premiant, Cascade, Amarillo |
| Fermentation | top |
| Availability | year round |
Ingredients: water, barley malts, granulated hops, barley
Storage: Keep in a dark and cool place under 10°C
Haziness and sediment are not to fault
Price per one liter: 150 Kč
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