UJ#22 - Peru, local flavor
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A PERUVIAN PINT<br />
The science behind<br />
brewing is very<br />
precise.<br />
which stands out from the rest. These efforts are<br />
reflected in the prizes that <strong>Peru</strong>vian breweries have won<br />
in competitions abroad.<br />
It is the science behind micro-breweries that have<br />
brought them greater prestige than the industrial<br />
giants, so that drinking a craft beer is an experience<br />
similar to tasting a fine wine. Nowadays we can talk<br />
about the pairing of food and beers, or specialised<br />
tastings, and a complete artisan beer movement that<br />
has built a strong following over the last few years. “A<br />
good beer is not just something to sell. It should have<br />
a good flavour, colour, aroma and head or froth, but it<br />
also needs a memorable name, an image and a story<br />
behind it. For us, it is a complete experience: a quality<br />
product which complements the food that the drinker<br />
can enjoy”, says Ted Alexander, founder of the Sierra<br />
Andina brewery in Huaraz.<br />
Packaging process<br />
in the Sierra Andina<br />
brewery in Huaraz.<br />
Sacred Valley Brewing<br />
Sierra Andina<br />
46<br />
Saenz Peña Ave. 208, Barranco. Lima