Vet & Lazy Je Moeder - Tripel / 8.5% vol / 33 cl. The Vet & Lazy Je Moeder Tripel is a tripel brewed with elderberry, from the Rotterdam brewery Vet & Lazy. The brewery is located in the old Tropicana swimming pool in Rotterdam. They are part of BlueCity, which is based on the circular economy. Residual products are reused as much as possible, so that ultimately there is no longer any waste as such. Untappd
€3,45
Fat & Lazy Fluffy - IPA / 5.6% vol / 33 cl The Vet & Lazy Fluffy is an IPA brewed with Magnum, Bravo and Mandarina Bavaria hops. Untappd
€3,20
Stronger Through Collaboration Rotterdam Collab - Cold IPA / 7% vol / 33 cl. The Stronger Through Collaboration Rotterdam Collab is a collaboration between many Rotterdam breweries: Brouwerij Noordt, ROTT.Brouwers, Hofbrouwerij Reijngoud, JELSTER, Vet & Lazy, Stadshaven Brouwerij, Stadsbrouwerij De Pelgrin, Trots Bier, Brouwerij Groos and the Hoevebrugsche Bierbrouwerij. The beer ultimately became a Cold IPA, drinkable but also pronounced. NB! Can contains deposit. Untappd
€3,70
Vet & Lazy Dubbel Wit Zomerfit - Wheat beer / 7.2% vol / 33 cl The Dubbel Wit Zomerfit is a strong white beer, brewed with coriander, cardamom, Szechuan pepper, grapefruit zest, orange zest and lime zest. Untappd
€3,35
Bold & Lazy St. Guinefort Blonde
€3,05
Vet & Lazy Je Moeder - Tripel / 8.5% vol / 33 cl. The Vet & Lazy Je Moeder Tripel is a tripel brewed with elderberry, from the Rotterdam brewery Vet & Lazy. The brewery is located in the old Tropicana swimming pool in Rotterdam. They are part of BlueCity, which is based on the circular economy. Residual products are reused as much as possible, so that ultimately there is no longer any waste as such.
€9,70
Bold & Lazy Cascadian Dark Ale - Black IPA / 7.2% vol / 33 cl The Vet & Lazy Cascadian Dark Ale is a Black IPA brewed with 100% Dutch hops.
€3,25
Beer is actually a collective name for everything that is fermented from grain into an alcoholic drink. In addition to grain, you need water, yeast and hops to actually brew beer. Due to the variations with these 4 ingredients you can create an incredible number of different types of beer. It is special to see that after approximately 6,000 years of brewing history, people are still able to develop new beer styles! A well-known example is the New England IPA.
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