During Campus Party Brasília, on June 22nd of this year, Iron Maiden vocalist Bruce Dickinson revealed that he planned to "bring a special product exclusively for Brazil".
Now, the group has announced Trooper Beer, an IPA made in partnership with the Paraná-based brewery Bodebrown. Brothers Samuel and Paulo Cavalcanti , who are responsible for the company, revealed that it was created alongside Dickinson to incorporate Brazilian ingredients.
Trooper Beer features cocoa nibs (fermented, dried, roasted, and crushed cocoa beans) and a blend of hops that reveal notes of tropical fruits. The beer has an alcohol content of 5%.
The Brazilian Trooper IPA is now available for pre-order at the official Bodebrow store.
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