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Sagres Bohemia

Name: Sagres Bohemia
Brand: Sociedade Central de Cervejas

Sociedade Central de Cervejas

European Pale Lager → 5.1% ABV IBU 20 EBC 8 330ml 🇵🇹 Portugal

Sagres, founded in 1934, is one of Portugal’s two major beers (with Super Bock). Its name pays tribute to the southwesternmost point of continental Europe, linked to the golden age of Portuguese exploration.

📍 Vialonga, Portugal

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In a nutshell

European Pale Lager · 5.1% ABV · 🇵🇹 Portugal. Perfect with Bacalhau à brás.

📊 Specs

5.1%

ABV

IBU

EBC

4–6°C

Serve at

330ml

Format

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Straight glass (caneca)

👃 Tasting notes

ABV

5.1%

IBU

Appearance

Gold, fine white head

Aroma

Light malt, biscuit, herbal

Taste

Malty and refreshing, slightly bitter

Finish

Dry, clean, short

🍽️ Food pairing

Bacalhau à brás
Grilled sardines
Pataniscas
Portuguese tapas

🏭 The brewery

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Sociedade Central de Cervejas

🇵🇹 Vialonga, Portugal

Official site ↗

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❓ Frequently asked questions

What is the ABV of Sagres Bohemia?

Sagres Bohemia has an ABV of 5.1%. That figure is its alcohol percentage, or ABV. It is a medium-strength beer, to be enjoyed in moderation.

Where does Sagres Bohemia come from?

Sagres Bohemia is brewed by Sociedade Central de Cervejas in Vialonga, Portugal.

What food pairs well with Sagres Bohemia?

Sagres Bohemia pairs beautifully with: Bacalhau à brás, Grilled sardines, Pataniscas.

How should Sagres Bohemia be served?

Serve Sagres Bohemia at 4–6°C in a Straight glass (caneca). It is a European Pale Lager style beer.

🧭 Tasting and serving

Classified as an European Pale Lager, Sagres Bohemia is measured at 5.1% ABV, 20 IBU, 8 EBC. 20 IBU translates to restrained bitterness, and at 5.1% it is standard in strength. On tasting, the glass shows gold, fine white head; the nose offers light malt, biscuit, herbal; the palate is malty and refreshing, slightly bitter; it ends dry, clean, short. It pairs well with Bacalhau à brás, Grilled sardines, Pataniscas and Portuguese tapas. It is best served at 4–6°C in a straight glass (caneca) and commonly sold in 330ml. The beer comes from Sociedade Central de Cervejas, in Vialonga, Portugal.