Priessnitz
Malvern Hills Brewery in Malvern, Worcestershire, England 🏴
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5.89
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A draft cask-conditioned Pilsner-style lager brewed in the traditional way. A well balanced beer, light in colour, with an aromatic finish.
Runner Up in Camra 2005 Hereford Beer of The Festival
Vincent Priessnitz was a Silesian peasant who, in 1882, enacted a self cure for broken ribs by wrapping himself in bandages doused in cold mountain water.
Priessnitz invented Hydropathy, one of a number of ’alternative’, or more
properly ’heterodox curative systems’ popularised in the early nineteenth century in the Malvern Hills
Runner Up in Camra 2005 Hereford Beer of The Festival
Vincent Priessnitz was a Silesian peasant who, in 1882, enacted a self cure for broken ribs by wrapping himself in bandages doused in cold mountain water.
Priessnitz invented Hydropathy, one of a number of ’alternative’, or more
properly ’heterodox curative systems’ popularised in the early nineteenth century in the Malvern Hills
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