The chestnut tree is emblematic of Corsica where its dried fruit is traditionally used like a cereal grain. This bottom-fermenting amber ale is brewed with chestnut flour mixed into the malt during mashing. The sweet chestnut flour gives Pietra its original woody taste. With a delicate bitterness.
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