Funky Falcon, Two Chefs Brewing
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Pale Ale
A light, fresh and very drinkable beer with lemongrass. The Funky Falcon thanks its name to the funky hop varieties that are used. When you smell this Pale Ale it feels like falling in love. Everything comes together in these melony, lemony and lemongrass aromas.
They say the Dutch are the reason for the Dodo to go extinct. In 1498 the bird was hunted by Dutch sailors and invasive species, while its habitat was being destroyed. Now although this remains a dispute of ancient history, what most people don’t know is the people of the Netherlands are also responsible for the discovery of its closest relative, the Raphus Funkos Cucullatus (Funky Falcon), on the island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. In lost descriptions of the 15th century there are writings and sketches of the Sailors describing a bird five times the size of the Dodo and more colourful than a double rainbow all the way.
Rumour has it this bird couldn’t fly, instead it made (break)dance moves far ahead of its time. Also, apparently, the bird only ate one specific sort of grass known as Cymbopogon citratus, but better known as lemongrass. It is believed this Funky Falcon still roams the earth, but it has never been spotted since sailors last saw it on the island of Mauritius. Now the bird is often seen as a tattoo, spoken about in suburban legends and sung about in many folk songs. Therewith, it shines on our bottled pale ale.
Pale Ale
A light, fresh and very drinkable beer with lemongrass. The Funky Falcon thanks its name to the funky hop varieties that are used. When you smell this Pale Ale it feels like falling in love. Everything comes together in these melony, lemony and lemongrass aromas.
They say the Dutch are the reason for the Dodo to go extinct. In 1498 the bird was hunted by Dutch sailors and invasive species, while its habitat was being destroyed. Now although this remains a dispute of ancient history, what most people don’t know is the people of the Netherlands are also responsible for the discovery of its closest relative, the Raphus Funkos Cucullatus (Funky Falcon), on the island of Mauritius, east of Madagascar in the Indian Ocean. In lost descriptions of the 15th century there are writings and sketches of the Sailors describing a bird five times the size of the Dodo and more colourful than a double rainbow all the way.
Rumour has it this bird couldn’t fly, instead it made (break)dance moves far ahead of its time. Also, apparently, the bird only ate one specific sort of grass known as Cymbopogon citratus, but better known as lemongrass. It is believed this Funky Falcon still roams the earth, but it has never been spotted since sailors last saw it on the island of Mauritius. Now the bird is often seen as a tattoo, spoken about in suburban legends and sung about in many folk songs. Therewith, it shines on our bottled pale ale.
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