Zaganu

Zaganu Imperial IPA Blonde Beer

In the 70s, at Maneciu, Henri Coanda tested a suspended train that ran at 500km/h and was supposed to take 7-8 minutes between Ploiesti and Bucharest. His visionary experiment was a success, but it was stopped due to lack of funds.

Today, however, Coanda's technology is being tested and will soon be used. Thus, on the occasion of Zaganu's 5th anniversary, the producer made a beer in his honor: an Imperial IPA called 500. A beer with 10% alcohol, strong and aromatic.

About the producer

Zaganu is an independent micro-brewery, 100% Romanian founded in 2013 by Alexandru and Laurentiu, two young entrepreneurs.
Production is provided by a small team of skilled locals from the commune of Maneciu, led by a master brewer. The micro-brewery is located at the foot of the Zaganu peak in the Carpathian Mountains, near the Cheia resort, in the village of Maneciu-Ungureni, Prahova county. Zaganu, both the mountain and the beer, are named after a species of vulture (the bearded vulture), hunted to extinction 100 years ago. The beer produced in this micro-brewery is called Zaganu and is a craft beer, unpasteurized, made only from ingredients that are easy to read and pronounce: water, malt, hops and yeast.

Storage conditions

Keep the beer in a cool place, away from sunlight, we recommend below 10°C.

Producer's address

Sat Maneciu - Ungureni, 72, commune Maneciu
Jud. Prahova, 107365