Last week, Halfway Crooks celebrated German-style kölsch with the release of Farina, its new top fermenting lager.
And now, Farina is this week’s Beer Pick.
Beer Pick
Farina Top Fermenting Lager
Halfway Crooks Beer, Atlanta
Available on draft and in 16-ounce cans at the Halfway Crooks taproom
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Is it a kölsch? Halfway Crooks calls Farina a “top fermenting lager.” It’s brewed with German pilsner malt, hops sourced from Seitzfarm in Bavaria, a “classic kölsch yeast,” and Atlanta water.
The result is a pale beer with a soft, smooth, malt-forward flavor, and a refreshing, slightly fruity touch of hop bitterness in the dry finish. I can’t think of a more perfect beverage for springtime sipping.
Pair with
Try Farina with a spring salad, seafood, or pork dishes. I enjoyed it with spicy Thai basil stir fry with chicken, bell peppers, basil leaves, onions, and green beans tossed in chili sauce.
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