PROKOP
CREAM ALE
5.1%
16 IBU
TASTING NOTES:
Distinct corn-like malty flavor and a faint but noticeable floral and herbal bitterness and low fruity esters.
Sit back and relax on a hot summer’s day, enjoying a cold refreshing Prokop cream ale. With the Cream Ale’s roots stemming from early brewing days in America to quench the thirst of German immigrants who were traditionally used to drinking Pilsner, this cream ale will have you feeling relaxed all afternoon.
DOM PROKOP DIVIŠ, O.PRAEM.
John Loose, stemming from electrical engineering, mixes his passion for craft beer with science. The story of Prokop was especially interesting to John. He loves the story and the process Prokop went through, discovering one of the first grounded lightning rods. John wanted to name a beer after Prokop, letting his story live on. Prokop didn’t just create a lightning rod. He inadvertently created one of the first grounded lightning rods. With a love for science, Prokop set out with an impossible mission. Prokop wanted to prevent thunderstorms from happening. As ridiculous as it may be, he created something that helps us today navigate the world of science. Much is discussed as to whether or not he created the first lightning rod, but he is often claimed as the European lightning rod inventor. Now, he lives on, through delicious craft beer, all thanks to John Loose.
CRAFT BEER, EXPERTLY BREWED,
HANDLED WITH CARE, ESPECIALLY FOR YOU
Loose Ends Brewing handles every brew with care, making sure it is only the best beer to serve to our customers. John Loose has spent countless hours testing, tasting, and perfecting his brewing techniques to give you the most refreshing beer he can.
Brewing in-house, John heads up all the operations and brews each beer to perfection. Using carefully sourced ingredients, Loose Ends Brewing offers the best quality of beer they can provide. A certified cicerone, you can trust John when it comes to beer. He carries on his love of science into brewing to methodically brew each beer, treating them like a science experiment. Except this experiment ends with a flavorful and satisfying beer.
