Trooper 4.7%. British heavy metal band Iron Maiden’s lead singer Bruce Dickinson, who is an ale enthusiast, developed this beer, which is handcrafted at Robinson’s brewery. The beer is named after the band’s single from 1983. Bruce Dickinson has been continuously tasting the beer to make sure the taste was perfect and is happy with the final result. It has a malt flavor and lemon notes from a unique blend of Bobec, Goldings and Cascade hops. The beer bears a label featuring the band’s mascot, Eddie, dressed in a 19th-century British military uniform and holding a saber and the British flag – just like on the single’s cover. Iron Maiden was formed in 1975 and since then has released 15 studio albums and numerous live concerts. Heavy metal legends brew their own beer The British heavy metal band Iron Maiden has developed their own beer, which has been named after one of the band’s 80s singles. The golden drink has been brewed in Stockport in Great Britain by the brewery Robinsons, writes Female First magazine. on cover.
