One year after the converted buildings of the LUMA light bulb factory were purchased, the Braumeister of Nya Carnegie could put the 100th Sud. Such a jubilee must of course be celebrated with due diligence, and because no IPA was brewed so far, the case was clear. A classic, modern interpreted IPA should be created in the Braukessel.

100 W is a tribute to the light bulb gibberish, which was spoken in the buildings earlier. The unfiltered IPA glimmers in the glass as bright as a 100 watt bulb. In the nose notes of grapefruit and lemon peel, on the palate orange, gooseberry and blueberries. The initial malt is soon replaced by a biting bitternote and goes into a dry finish. A world class IPA which fits wonderfully to duck, Mexican tacos, thaicurries or Indian cuisine