If there’s one pastry that every Asian around the world loves, it’s surely the smol yet oh-so-decadent egg tart, aka 蛋挞 in Mandarin.
Gweilo Beer and Rocky Ridge Brewery Co, alcohol companies from Hong Kong and Australia respectively, recently collaborated and ‘gave birth’ to Custard Tart Stout which is apparently inspired by the much-beloved Chinese pastry.
According to The Crafty Pint, the Custard Tart Stout is one of Rocky Ridges‘ “fun” collaborations. Other creative beverages that they’ve released in the past include the Choc-Coconut Porter and the Shake and Bake Pavlova Milkshake IPA.
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The rich egg tart stout that the launched recently pays homage to the nostalgic Cantonese pastry by incorporating elements such as lactose, vanilla beans, house-made candi sugar and cinnamon.
The stout uses Victory Malt, which gives it a toasty flavour replicating the taste of the crust, reports The Crafty Pint.
You might think that an egg tart stout sounds pretty weird as an alcoholic beverage, but Darleen’s – Rocky Ridges’ other venue – begs to differ.
When approached by MS News, a representative of the bar said that the stout has a beautiful finish and is “definitely a beer for everyone”.
Hong Kong-based brewery Gweilo probably had the last say in deciding the flavour profile. so you can definitely trust its authenticity.
The stout can be found at Darleen’s and is available from the tap, which makes it especially fresher.
Those who’d prefer to dabao it can also purchase them in a 4-can pack for S$24.30 (26 AUD).
If you happen to be in Western Australia, head down to Darleen’s this weekend for a taste of this eggy stout.
Here’s where to get to:
Darleen’s
Address:43 Prince St, Busselton, Western Australia
Opening hours:
Mon and Tue: Closed
Wed-Sat: 12pm-12am
Sun: 2pm-8pm
Otherwise, pray hard that a local brewery brings it to our shores to save you that trip down under!
Featured image adapted from Gweilo and Gweilo.
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