
570 ratings
Siris MicroBrewery
Serres, Greece
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Our history goes along a few years ago, when few friends were enjoying the beautiful Greek landscape at their favorite place and the beers were flowing ……right through! The shining Greek sun, the power of friendship and the spark of the moment made the decision easy: we will create our own beer! The preparations began feverishly even from the next day. Mr John Marmarelis, the leader of the effort and a man with long family tradition and experience in production and creation of flavors, took over and formed a team of technologists, brewers and home brewers. The rest is just fact…. From choosing up-to-date technological equipment and high quality malts and hops from around the world to the selection of the final recipes, the proper associates and the overcoming of bureaucracy, we faced a lot of challenges, responsibilities and almost endless difficulties. But, since the enthusiasm and the passion were stronger and enough to overcome any obstacle, all the above supported our effort with even greater passion. Thus, we now proudly present the Voreia & Happy Brewers beers and invite you to taste them, hoping that they will accompany your best moments.
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Final Cask
1 month ago
3.0
Positiv fällt zunächst die sehr stabile, mikropore und angenehm klebrige Schaumkrone auf. Die Bernsteinfarbe des Bräu ist hingegen eher bescheiden und wenig glorreich.
Der Antrunk malzbetont. Dezente Graipfruit Aromen und ein bisschen Zesten gepaart mit leicht grasigen Noten bringen nicht wirklich Power in den Trunk. Insgesamt ist die Herbe eher IPA untypisch sanft, so dass es im Mittelteil fast wässrig wirkt. Der Abgang aber wieder lecker malzig und mittellang. Ein IPA für Einsteiger, zweifelsfrei.

WexiLahti
@ Barley Cargo2 months ago
3.4
And an almost compulsory extra beer. This beauty looks opaque, very deep dark brown. A dense moussy tan lace ring emerges on the top.
The scent is interesting: as if I spotted a whisper of cinnamon among raw cacao powder and dark chocolate. Is there tonka here? The taste doesn't leave the cinnamon twist aside – it follows me stubbornly in concert with dark chocolate, cacao nibs, faintly roasted malt and a distant alcoholic pinch. Yes, there must be tonka in the beer, it's so obvious.
Quite light though. And spiced, Christmassy, marginally roasty, distally alcoholic and moderately tangy.

WexiLahti
@ AB Supermarket, Mitropoleos / Μητροπόλεως2 months ago
3.5
One for the night. At the hotel. Bought from the supermarket close by.
Semihazy amber beer. A creamy head that shrinks fast to a moldy lacing. Grapefruit peel and zest, pine needle, grass and a malty wisp in the scent. The taste is malt-forward, otherwise fairly classical: grapefruit peel and pith, pine needle, resin, grass and... biscuit malt. The beer leaves a medium, crisp, dry, drying and classical sensation in the mouth. Nothing wrong, nothing phenomenal.

Giorgios
@ Bibere3 months ago
3.5
The taste was intense and the coffee ending taste that it has at the end is nice!
MRnauttii
4 months ago
4.0
Quite nice, could notice citrusy as prescribed on the etiquette 🍋👍









