Boyne Long Arm Dortmunder
Also known as Boyne Lager
Boyne Lager
The brewer markets this same or near-same product by more than one names. This can be the result of a brewer distributing this beer under different names in different countries, or the brewer simply changing the name, but not the recipe at different points in time.
Commercial description
This is a traditional Dortmunder Export style beer that is perfectly balanced. It has a strong malt character with good hop bitterness and aroma. Our use of Barke Pilsner malt provides more complex malt profile, while the traditional Saaz hops give us a distinctive spicy hop character. The end result is a light straw coloured, balanced, fresh and crisp beer. Where does the name "Long Arm" come from? Folklore tells thats "Lugh of the Long Arm" was the spiritual father of Cúchulainn as well as an infamous spearsman and battle warrior. Celebrate his legend with this powerful and punchy pilsner.
Proceed to the aliased beer...This is a traditional Dortmunder Export style beer that is perfectly balanced. It has a strong malt character with good hop bitterness and aroma. Our use of Barke Pilsner malt provides more complex malt profile, while the traditional Saaz hops give us a distinctive spicy hop character. The end result is a light straw coloured, balanced, fresh and crisp beer. Where does the name "Long Arm" come from? Folklore tells thats "Lugh of the Long Arm" was the spiritual father of Cúchulainn as well as an infamous spearsman and battle warrior. Celebrate his legend with this powerful and punchy pilsner.
Boyne Lager
The brewer markets this same or near-same product by more than one names. This can be the result of a brewer distributing this beer under different names in different countries, or the brewer simply changing the name, but not the recipe at different points in time.
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