You do enough settling. That’s part of life. You owe it to yourself to drink a beer that doesn’t settle. Not settling drives Surly. It’s what drove us to convert a Brooklyn Center abrasives factory to a brewery in 2004. It’s what drove Surly’s owner, Omar Ansari, to go bar to bar, asking them to carry our beer. It’s what drove us to earn medals from the Great American Beer Festival and Best Brewery in America honors. It’s what drove us to build a state-of-the-art destination brewery in the heart of the Twin Cities in 2014. And it’s what drives us today. Surly’s not for everyone. It’s for you. Don’t settle. Get Surly. Read More
Surly / TRVE – Nokken
Saison • Surly Brewing Co.
Surly / TRVE – Nokken is a Belgian Saison by Surly Brewing Co. that has 9.3% ABV.
- ABV: 9.3%
- Calories: 279 (Estimated)
About the Saison
Also known as a Farmhouse Ale, the Belgian Saison originated as a rustic ale provided for farmhands in French-speaking Wallonia. The modern Saison by Dupont was produced in the 1920s. Its mouthfeel is dry and ranges from light to medium with high carbonation. Typically golden in color, the style can also appear amber or brown. Its palate is either bittered or soured with citrus fruit flavors, earthy or spicy hops, and possibly spiced. Darker versions may be a little sweeter. Regardless of the variation, the Saison yeast character is an absolute must. Read More
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