Today Patrick's Day is celebrated in Ireland the feast of its national patron. Everything is decorated in green and the color has also reached the beer. We already have green beer and a beautiful green.
Today, March 17, is the day of Ireland's patron Saint Patrick. The Irish celebrate their party and they also do it by drinking beer. It is customary to dress in green and in streets and squares everything is decorated with this color. Some say it is because Saint Patrick explained the mystery of the Holy Trinity with a clover, others because it is the color of his independence. The truth is that the world already has green beer and they have made it in their sister town, Scotland.
In Edinburgh the brewery VaultCity has created a sweet beer an “Apple Soor”. Made by their expert sour brewmasters and released on the best day to make it, St. Patrick's Day. This type of beers is gaining more and more followers since they offer a pleasant taste, somewhat acidic and different from the conventional one.
Green beer is taking over in Britain
Green beer is already proving popular with bars across the country. Orders have already been received throughout Great Britain. Vault City co-founder Steven Smith-Hay, told the local Daily Record newspaper: “The bitter feeling is perfect for nights that go on too long. We were overwhelmed by the welcome of bars and nightclubs. We are proud to be a part of people's St. Patrick's Day plans.
“We're fruit fans in Vault City, and we've made beers that display just about every color of the rainbow. It's great to have green ticked off the list, and we hope people will think of Ireland, St. Patrick's Day and memories of their favorite nights out when they see and drink it."
The Scottish brewery is not the first time that it has made this type of elaboration and they are experts in using fruit in their recipes. In this way he surprised a few days ago with a beer that tastes like breakfast. The so-called breakfast waffle beer with three layers of berries.
