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03-30-2016, 09:10 PM
You can **w spread beer on your morning toast
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LONDON — *When you're starting your day, a beer is probably the last thing you want. Unless, of course, you're trying the old 'hair of the dog' technique.
Well, one Scottish independent brewer is having **ne of that.
Innis & Gunn has combined its oak-aged India pale ale (IPA) with Dundee marmalade to create Marm & Ale, which they say is the world's first ever beer marmalade.*
SEE ALSO: Bad news, Scotland: Master butcher says haggis actually came from the Vikings (http://mashable.com/2015/12/28/haggis-vikings-scotland-uk/)
To make the 'spreadable beer', beer is added to the marmalade mixture during the boiling process to provide hoppy accents to the marmalade's typical orangey flavour.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/30/beer-marmalade-spread/)
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LONDON — *When you're starting your day, a beer is probably the last thing you want. Unless, of course, you're trying the old 'hair of the dog' technique.
Well, one Scottish independent brewer is having **ne of that.
Innis & Gunn has combined its oak-aged India pale ale (IPA) with Dundee marmalade to create Marm & Ale, which they say is the world's first ever beer marmalade.*
SEE ALSO: Bad news, Scotland: Master butcher says haggis actually came from the Vikings (http://mashable.com/2015/12/28/haggis-vikings-scotland-uk/)
To make the 'spreadable beer', beer is added to the marmalade mixture during the boiling process to provide hoppy accents to the marmalade's typical orangey flavour.* Read more... (http://mashable.com/2016/03/30/beer-marmalade-spread/)
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