Nanã Buruku

Before the world took shape, there was Nanã Buruku. She is the beginning of our journey into African mythology and the first of four powerful water goddesses we are introducing to you.

Nanã is the grandmother of all Orishas, an ancient lady full of wisdom and dignity who existed before the first stone was laid. She embodies the primordial ocean and the fertile mud from which all life was formed. Her power is so vast that it is said she can even halt death itself. She is the stillness in the deepest water, the origin, and the end.

The Beer

Since this powerful creator is often symbolically associated with the coconut in lore, it was clear to us: her beer must honor this sacred fruit.

We brewed a Coconut Cream Ale that is as soft and nourishing as the primordial mother herself. To perfect this tropical experience, we used real coconut flakes.

But the true magic lies in the hops: we used the unique Sabro hops. This modern hop is famous for its natural aromas of coconut cream and tropical fruits. Together with the soft texture of the Cream Ale, a beer is created that captures the summer – creamy, intense, and absolutely unique.

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I still remember the little boy named Death well, but sometimes I have to put him in his place.