Muddis Brewery

Muddis brewery is located in the village of Moe, where beer has been brewed for hundreds of years. Muddis brewery has its long traditions since 1688. A few years ago, Muddis historic brewery was renovated and now beer friends are satisfied with delicious flavors of unfiltered beer by an experienced brewer Marius Vahur. All Muddis beers are brewed with karst water, which comes from Padivere upland national water protection area. The water profile is particularly suitable for brewing top-fermented beer, as it gives the beer an exceptionally clear and pure taste, making Muddis beers the favorite of many gourmet beer enthusiasts.

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MUDDIS VANILLA EISBOCK VINTAGE 2017

Traditional ice-distilled eisbock, vintage 2017.

ABV
8,1
IBU
25
SRM
24
Size
33
Pour into a Snifer 8 to 12 °C

MUDDIS GOOSEBERRY WEISSE

If you believed the legends, gooseberry was a dreaded berry in the middel ages – its spiked branches were considered to be devilish.

Muddis Gooseberry Weisse is sour weisse brewed with freshly pressed juice from white gooseberries.

ABV
5.9%
IBU
10
SRM
3,5
OG
12,5
FG
1,5
Size
33 CL
Pour into Pilsner glass 7 to 12 °C

MUDDIS TAPA IPA

Brew Master Marius’s diary: 29 May 2011, Flam, Norway

“There is too much shoving on the paved sidewalk I am standing on and little personality. Production, walking in formation … a lack of soul. I step up into the brew master’s workroom… I encounter an aroma and taste nuances … seemingly bitter, but more reminiscent of grapefruit, and yet enjoyably sweet… even hours later my taste buds are excited by the unique character of this beer… I will brew MUDDIS INDIA PALE ALE.”

A few tips for pairing MUDDIS INDIA PALE ALE with food:

  • Blue cheeses
  • Spicy, traditional Asian-style dishes
  • Grilled meats
ABV
6.5%
IBU
40
SRM
7
OG
15
FG
3
Size
33 CL
Pour into a Pint 7 to 12 °C

MUDDIS GOLDEN ALE

“A dusky September evening. I’m on the path of the Old Town craft-beer movement. I try …and try again …intensive thoughts are predominant in the choices… it would be good to fnd a beer brewed by a master with lighter thoughts … which could be enjoyed with good conversation without the obligation to analyse every sip. Beer with which to start a night at a restaurant. A beer that would help one read the menu and wait for the desired meal. Something pleasant and light.”

A few tips for pairing MUDDIS GOLDEN ALE with food:

  • Light pizzas and pasta dishes
  • Chicken and poultry dishes
  • Summery salads
ABV
5.2%
IBU
18
SRM
6
OG
13
FG
3
Size
33 CL
Pour into a Pint 4 to 7 °C

MUDDIS SAISON

Brew Master Marius’s diary: 24 August 2012 Auckland, New Zealand

“I spoke with John at the brewery. The problem is the brewing technique… the air temperature in Auckland is too high for the initial fermentation of ordinary yeasts … the beer tastes strange, the yeast does not react as expected in this hot climate. The masters teach me small details. John recommends that look to the past, back in time, when the beer master did not control the brewing process, but the beer controlled the brew master: ‘There is a solution and answer to everything in this world. Ask those who have always believed in this. Ask the Belgian farmers. Let their experiences direct you to your own path…’ And he then urged me not to forget that beer brewing is largely related to the seasons. So I should proceed from by surroundings rather than my expectations..”

A few tips for enjoying this beer:

  • Serve at temperatures from 7° to 12°C or cellar temperatures from 12° to 13°C
  • Pour into a flute or pilsnerglass

A few tips for pairing MUDDIS SAISON-STYLE beer with food:

  • Hard goat cheeses
  • Latin-American
  • Ceviche-style seafood (from fresh raw fsh cured in citrus juices, such as lemon or lime, and spiced with ají or chili peppers.)
  • Spicy dishes
ABV
5.9%
IBU
25
SRM
5
OG
14.5
FG
12
Size
37,5 CL
Pour into Pilsner glass 7 to 13 °C

MUDDIS KANARBIK

We discussed with the brew master that it was time to brew a new beer. We decide to add heather blossoms from the Kubja Herb Farm. And we found the right recipe for Wee Heavy beer in Scotland.

Since hops do not grow in Scotland, they were very expensive and used minimally. Instead,they added local herbs, and the most popular was heather. A strong, golden Scottish-style beer. This type of beer is fermented a lower than average temperature.

Kanarbik is a strong Wee Heavy Scottish beer, with distinct malt and caramel flavour and a slightly spicy taste.

A few tips for pairing MUDDIS KANARBIK beer with food:

  • Game animals and birds
  • Haggis
  • Desserts with cream and berries
ABV
6.3%
IBU
23
SRM
17
OG
16
FG
5
Size
33 CL
Pour into a Snifer 12 to 14 °C

MUDDIS BALTIC PORTER

The best known beer from the Baltic Sea countries – Baltic Porter. Full-bodied, dark, intensive, with a mild roasted malt aftertaste.

Derived from English porter and influenced by the strong and dark stouts popular with the Russian Imperial Court. The recipe calls for a mixture of six different malts,including traditional brown English malt.

A few tips for pairing MUDDIS BALTIC PORTER with food:

  • Stews
  • Smoked meats
  • Chocolate desserts
ABV
6.5%
IBU
30
SRM
30
OG
16
FG
5
Size
33 CL
Pour into a Snifer 12 to 14 °C

MUDDIS LAGER

Having left behind our years of gypsy brewing (i.e.brewing at other people’s breweries),we decided to tackle the classical in the reopened Moe Brewery. The first challenge became lager.

A crisp and refreshing beer with a rich bouquet.

A few tips for pairing MUDDIS Lager with food:

  • Slightly spicy dishes
  • Risotto
  • Seafood
ABV
5%
IBU
25
SRM
4
OG
12
FG
3
Size
33 CL
Pour into Pilsner glass 4 to 7 °C

MUDDIS GOOSEBERRY WEISSE

Kui legende uskuda, oli karusmari keskajal mitmetes piirkondades keelatud ja kardetud vili – tema okkalisi oksi seostati saatanlike krutskitega.

Muddis Gooseberry Weisse on nisuõlu, millele on pruulimise käigus lisatud heledatest tikritest värskelt pressitud mahl.

ABV
5,9%
IBU
10
SRM
3,5
OG
12,5
FG
1,5
Size
33 CL
Pour into Pilsner glass 7 to 12 °C

Brewmaster

Muddis craft beer – this is the unique story of head chef Marius, who had the desire to brew beer to be enjoyed with fine food and in harsh weather. He became a brewmaster in Estonia, Norway and New Zealand.

Karst water

Muddis craft beer is brewed with natural karst water, brought from Estonia’s Pandivere Water Protection Area.

Bullfight video

Our cattle is grazed on the grasslands of Moe and fed with the brewers’ spent grain. Muddis beef has very high quality and is available only seasonally. You can enjoy Muddis beef with our craft beer in various restaurants in Estonia.

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