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Curry Brou

Winter Warmer | 6% ALC. VOL | 40 IBU | Brewed in 2014

Fireside alchemy in a bottle

The portrait

Cari Brou is our answer to the call of winter. A beer that warms without burning, that envelops without suffocating. At the heart of this creation: Pacific Gem, a New Zealand hop with barky notes that interacts with a quartet of wild berries—raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, and blackcurrants.

Imagine an autumn forest meeting a roaring fire. Woody notes blend with fruity accents in a complex yet harmonious dance. A generous dose of malt adds a comforting roundness, while a touch of honey softens the whole, like a fleece blanket on a December evening.

This is the beer for cozy moments , the one you sip after building snowmen or hitting the slopes. At 6% and 40 IBU, it has character without being harsh—like a wool sweater that's just itchy enough to remind you it's there.

The story

Our first seasonal beer! Cari Brou represents a turning point in the Nébuleuse adventure: the audacity to explore beyond our classics. This collector's edition has left its mark on minds and palates, quickly becoming a cult favorite among connoisseurs. A beer that proves that innovation can rhyme with tradition, especially when it warms hearts in the middle of a Swiss winter.

The final word

Cari Brou is no longer brewed today, but it remains etched in the collective memory as THE winter beer par excellence. For those lucky enough to taste it, it evokes those evenings when time stands still, where the warmth of the hops rivals that of the hearth. A liquid legend that reminds us why we love to experiment so much.

Cheers! 🍻

Cari Brou

The recipe

Hops

Pacific Gem (characteristic bark notes)

Malts

Pale Ale, Carafa 3, Caramünich 3, Chocolate Wheat, Wheat Malt

Yeast

S33 - Belgian Ale

Special ingredients

Raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, blackcurrants and a touch of honey