bluebottle
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bluebottle was established in 2006 by Fusion Brewing. This unique product adresses a unique gap in the market – a beer that is the perfect accompniment to a fine seafood meal. We all know that white wine goes perfectly with beer, but now there is an option for the modern man who wants to enjoy a delicious premium beer with his seafood meal rather than wine – Bluebottle beer is that answer.
Origin: Australia |
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Posted by admin under Beer of the week November 3rd, 2008 |
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