Are you a foodie & a beer lover? We have more in store for you

Foodies and Beerholics, we got more than you can take. The best food and beer pairings in India are available at all outlets of The Brew Estate.

Do you know what foods go well with beer? The first and simplest way is to go to Chandigarh's top pub - The Brew Estate- and read the menu's suggested food combinations, and act as a beer enthusiast! The second is to read on and learn everything there is to know about the best food with beer in India.

The Brew Estate is the only place to start pairing beer with summer foods and endlessly variable beverages. It is the first and the largest microbrewery in India with the concept of 'Café by Day and a Pub by Night.'

Not only this, it is the largest microbrewery chain in India and now growing in Canada. It has grown successfully since it began, thanks to India's love for it. Its 10 locations in Chandigarh, Punjab, Haryana, and Himachal Pradesh have received an excellent response. This year, it is expanding to several additional cities. So you indulge in the best food and beer combos ever!

Know the Best Craft Beer Food Pairing at The Brew Estate

Strong Beer is surprisingly best with Spicy, Saucy food options, and Fruity Beer goes well with cream-based foods. Here is the list of four top craft beers served at The Brew Estate outlets and the best food pairings with them.

• Stout Beer, Double Stout Beer, and Chocolate Stout beer with Continental cream-based foods

 

Stout beer is a rich, opulent porter with the highest alcohol percentage in our box. With a rich, Smokey, boozy warmth, it contains caramel and dark roast coffee flavours. We will serve it with chocolate and peanut cookies because chocolate and coffee go nicely together.

The peanuts should add some saltiness and serve as a small counterbalance. Or, you can taste Double Chocolate stout with Continental cream-based foods this Friday at our Panchkula and Elante outlets in Chandigarh Tricity.

• Fruity Seasonal flavours with Creamy Pesto

 

Fruity seasonal flavours like Peach, Raspberry, and Green apple on tap are currently available at Pathankot, Yamunanagar, and Ludhiana outlets. This beer is a tropical and light beer made with Galena and Citra hops and is ideal for a day at the park. Seasonal beers are light and refreshing. 

This beer helps to temper the spiciness of spicy dishes with its sweet fruit aromas and crisp hops. These fruity undertones go particularly well with sweets that use fruit. Fruits also go well with the hopped note.

 

• German Pils with Pizza or Indian tandoor

 

German Pils, a lager-style beer, is the most well-liked beer produced by the brewery. This beer is renowned for its crisp bitterness and full-bodied, malty flavour. Compared with most American dishes or Indian tandoor, German Pils is quite adaptable. This will arrive by Friday at Mohali.

It complements grilled or barbecued foods the finest. The deep, smoky aromas of barbecue are complemented by the sweet, malty notes and citrusy zest. It effectively counteracts the heaviness of fried or fatty foods, such as cheese-topped pizza and French fries.

• German Kolsch with Barbeque Jerk Chicken Sizzler or Mexican Nachos

 

German Kolsch is renowned for having an intensely flavorful hop aroma. Compared to other beer styles, they are frequently exceedingly bitter. These beers typically weigh more and contain a lot more alcohol. Due to the significant amount of hops added, these beers usually have a robust, vibrant, and floral scent. They frequently have citrus, flowers, dirt, pine, or fruit notes.

Steak, barbecue, and Mexican meals combine German Kolsch and its bitterness. The more vibrant citrus, flowery, pine, and fruit notes blend nicely with the spices in Mexican cuisine and the fresh ingredients, such as salsas.

Wrapping Up,

All those who enjoy a good beer and a lovely meal but have pondered what foods pair well with beer should now have a good understanding of the finest pairings. To be a brave or a beautiful beer lover, it is time to try your favourite food pairing at The Brew Estate.

Be bold, be beery with The Brew Estate!