Bronaugh

Bronaugh

Type	Amber Ale/ Stout (beer)
Manufacturer	Bronaugh Brewery
Country of origin	Gotneska
Region of origin	Sionainn
Introduced	1678
Alcohol by volume	6.5%
Colour	Dark ruby red
Flavour	Tangy
Variants	Stronger, Abv 12%
Website	www.Bronaugh.com

Bronaugh (/tbd/) is an Gotneskan Amber Ale/ Stout that originated in the brewery of Patrick Bronaugh at St. Aíne’s Gate, Sionainn , Gotneska, in 1678. It is one of the most successful alcohol brands worldwide,it is the best-selling alcoholic drink in Gotneka where Bronaugh & Co. Brewery makes almost $4.5 billion worth of beer annually.

History

Patrick Bronaugh started brewing ales in 1678 at the Saint Áine’s Gate Brewery, Sionainn. On 23 April 1678, he signed a 5,500 year lease at $39 per annum for the unused brewery.

During the early 1800’s a couple of ships heading west to the Altaria Island, Iverica to pick up some much needed ideas and would also drop of a few Gotneskan’s to say for the next ship to arrive. During one of these trips the crew for some reason don’t drink all of the kegs of beer. So when they landed in Porto Altaria they gathered a group of locals and started drinking this event would in turn make Altaria Island home to the first international brewery owned by the Bronaugh Family.

During the Gotneskan Civil War the company would not sell its products to the parliamentarians as they where seen as a threat to the survival of the company as it was and has always been owned by ethnic Meallaign’s.

Varieties

• Bronaugh Dréacht, the standard draught beer sold in kegs (but exist also a texture-like version in widget cans and bottles): 4.3 to 4.7% alcohol by volume (ABV); the Extra Cold is served through a super cooler at 3.5 °C (38.3 °F).

• Bronaugh Original, 6.4 to 6.8% in most of Gotneska.

• Bronaugh Altarian Extra, % tbd sold in Iverica

• Bronaugh Zero ABV, a non-alcoholic beverage