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Томоское пиво (8. 4. 2015)

To jsem si tak dneska došla na hodinu ruštiny a učitelka nám oznámila, že jestli se nám chce, tak můžeme jít na exkurzi do místního pivovaru. Tak jsme šli J

Pivovar v Tomsku založil na konci 19. století Carl Kruger a v současnosti je Tomské pivo považováno za jedno z nejlepších piv na Sibiři (těžko říct, já pivo nemám ráda). V pivovaru vaří spoustu druhů piv, například: „Bavarian“, „Vienna“, „Pils“, „Side-Bear“, „Kozel“, „Bohemian“ a mimo jiné tu vyrábí i slavný ruský kvas (limonáda, která chutná, jak tekutý chleba, mě osobně moc nechutná), „pivní“ limonádu (strašně sladká, chutná jak žvýkačky) a „zelenou“ limonádu. Na podrobnou nabídku se můžete podívat tady. Docela vtipné je, že Rusové s oblibou pojmenovávají místní piva různými českými názvy: České pivo, Český džbánek, Červená selka atd., ale chmel si vozí většinou z Německa.
Kontrola kvality piva je samozřejmostí.
Pár minut předtím, než jsem stihla vyfotit tuhle fotku ten chlápek ještě spal, jenže jak jsme si ho začali fotit, tak se vzbudil, všiml si nás a začal nám nadávat, proč si ho jako fotíme.

I soudruzi schvalovali výrobu piva.

Po té, co jsme si prohlédli celý pivovar, tak jsme mohli ochutnat různá piva a zmíněné limonády. V místnosti, kde se konala degustace, měli vystavené všechny možné diplomy, ceny a ocenění, která za ta léta pivovar posbíral – a že jich bylo. Rusové obecně totiž milují diplomy, takže si je rozdávají za kde jakou blbost – my jsme taky jeden dostali.
Ode dneška mi říkejte - slečno expertko na pivovarnictví!

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