Tepache
Pineapples + Spices + Wild Yeasts
Tepache is a traditional Mexican fermented drink made from the peel and the rind of pineapples, and is sweetened with piloncillo sugar, seasoned with cinnamon, and served cold. We have taken this ancient recipe and adapted it into making a beer!
Available in 330ml Bottle / 20l Keg
- 330 ML
- 6% ABV
- 5 IBU
- 11.5 PLATO
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About
Tepache is a traditional Mexican fermented drink made from the peel and the rind of pineapples, and is sweetened with piloncillo sugar, seasoned with cinnamon, and served cold. We have taken this ancient recipe and adapted it into making a beer!
Ingredients
Malt
Lager Malt, Wheat, Imperial, Flaked Maize, Masa Harina
Hops
Saaz
Yeast
Brettanomyces, Lactobascillus
Other
Pineapples, Cinnamon, Cloves, Dark Muscavado, Lactose
Allergens
Malted Barley (gluten), Wheat (gluten), Lactose (milk)
Experience
Appearance
Burnished bronze
Aroma
Fermnted Pineapple funk
Flavours
Spiced Cinnamon, pineapple
Finish
Lingering sweetness, cinnamon
Cellaring
Drink Fresh or Age
Unique Aspect
Tepache is traditionally fermented for several days using the wild cultures of yeast and bacteria on the pineapple skins, the resulting drink doesn’t create very much alcohol and as a result, is enjoyed by all ages in South America.
We have taken this concept and created a strictly grown-up version, a spiced pineapple beer. Our Tepache is a light brown beer with a grain bill that includes traditional Mexican maize. It’s tart and funky from our own wild yeast cultures, and is spiced with cinnamon and cloves, yet finishes with a residual sweetness from pineapple and a touch of lactose. Perfect as a refreshing summer drink or as a mixer with Tequila (like any good Tepache) and excellent with Mexican food.
- Tastes
- Sour
- Fruity
- Sweet & Rich
Food Pairings
Southern America is the inspiration behind this beer, so it makes sense that Southern American food makes a perfect pairing at dinner. Chorizo sausage with refried beans on corn tacos is perfect. Add lime, sour cream and coriander to top it off. Spicy sausage compliments with the spices in the beer, refried beans are cut by the brisk acidity, lime provides a contrast to the earthy, fermented pineapple character.