Abnormal Band Meeting New Zealand Pilsner Beer
Abnormal Band Meeting New Zealand Pilsner Beer
Dive into the exceptional taste of Abnormal Band Meeting, a New Zealand Pilsner that harmonizes traditional craftsmanship with a modern twist. This pilsner is a symphony of flavors designed for those who appreciate the finer notes in their beer.
Product Details:
- Type: Pilsner
- Volume: 500ml of pure symphony
- Finish: Crisp and refreshing with a hint of citrus zest
- Profile: A melody of light hops and smooth malt, with an undertone of tropical notes
- Craftsmanship: Brewed with precision using the finest New Zealand hops, embodying the spirit of Kiwi innovation
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Abnormal Band Meeting New Zealand Pilsner Beer
Sale price$23.51
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