βAltβ is German for old. Our Alt 1848 is a copper-hued ale with spicy caramel flavor and timeless style. Sean Gray's illustration features the copper kettle top over our bar that came from FΓΌchschen brewery, one of the original brewers of Alt Bier in 1848.
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βAltβ is German for old. And while our beer is fresh as a Siberian iris in spring, the style couldnβt be more classic. Ale is the old-fashioned method of making beer, originally brewed in DΓΌsseldorf, Germany. (Not the newfangled lager style that showed up later.) Our Alt 1848 is a copper-hued ale with spicy caramel flavor and timeless style.
The copper kettle top over our bar comes from FΓΌchschen brewery, one of the original brewers of Alt Bier in 1848. Seanβs illustration features a badger and a fox brewing on the copper kettle. The badger references Brewmaster Ericβs alma mater (the University of Wisconsin, which also opened in 1848). The fox references FΓΌchschen, which translates to βlittle fox.β While the fox and badger brew up some Alt 1848 for us, the sun pouring through the window makes it a classic Utepils moment.
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