In coastal cities, people often find very special moments: sunny mornings, salty breezes carrying the taste of the ocean, and endless conversations around the table. In that space, a clear, light, cool glass of beer seems to be the perfect choice to cherish every moment of everyday life. But not all beers can bring the right amount of sophistication - light enough to be easy to drink, but still rich enough to leave an impression in the memory.
That's why 32°/50° Kölsch was born. It is not simply a refreshing drink, it is also a story of cultural exchange between sunny Charleston and ancient Cologne, between American freedom and German standard spirit. Each drop of beer is an invitation to explore, a ticket to take us on a journey of colorful experiences - where tradition and creativity meet in beautiful balance.
1. COAST Brewing Company: A Glass Journey Filled with the Flavor of the Ocean
Year 2007, when the first rays of the craft beer movement shone in South Carolina, Jaime Tenny and David Merritt has reached the dream. Charleston – the idyllic coastal city – has become the cradle of one of the region’s pioneering breweries. They not only brew beer, but also infuse it with a sustainable spirit: solar power, local ingredients, and a boundless love for the art of fermentation. Despite facing legal challenges in 2018, COAST is still steady again, like a resilient boat overcoming the storm.

COAST – the name is a whisper of the ocean, a blend of European beer essence and American freedom. They do not follow trends, but choose to honor traditional German and Belgian beers, mixed with the typical flavors of the Lowcountry. Each can of beer is a journey from Charleston harbor to ancient breweries along the Rhine.
And then, 32°/50° Kölsch was born - the brainchild crystallized from two parallels of love. 32° is the warm breath of Charleston, 50° is the flavor of Cologne, the home of the famous golden beer. This is not only a refreshing drink for hot days beach sunburn, but also a story of cultural exchange. A light, refined beer, enough to make German beer lovers nod: “Reissdorf Kölsch? Now there is a charming South Carolina version!”
2. 32°/50° Kölsch: The Essence of Straw Gold, Pure as Summer Sunshine
Raise a glass 32°/50° Kölsch in your eyes you will see metallic straw yellow Sparkling like the first rays of the Charleston morning sun. Its clear color, reminiscent of the calm ocean, promises a gentle and elegant experience. With an alcohol content of 4.8%, this traveler is enough to warm the heart without weighing down the shoulders, making each sip flow as naturally as a breath.
Put your lips on the smooth white foam and you will feel it. mild bitterness (20–25 IBU) from hops Hallertau, Tettnang – the essence of classic Noble Hops. The bitterness is not harsh, but like a gentle musical note, perfectly balanced with a light to medium body, leaving a dry, clean, refreshing finish. The high carbonation bubbles burst on the tip of the tongue, bringing a breath of fresh, lively effervescence, like a sea breeze blowing through your fingers.

3. Kölsch Style: The Gentle Muse Between Two Worlds
According to standard BJCP (Style 5B), Kölsch is the mermaid between Ale and Lager – fermented warm like Ale, but brewed cold like Lager, creating a masterpiece that is both smooth and pure. Compared to Cream Ale Compared to Pilsner, Kölsch boasts a more pronounced hop aroma, less sweet, like a charming German love song. Compared to Pilsner, Kölsch has a light fruity aroma from Ale yeast, while still retaining the elegance and cleanliness typical of Lager.
32°/50° Kölsch Not just a beer – but a symphony of refinement. Each sip is a journey across continents, from the ancient breweries on the banks of the Rhine, to the sunny beaches of South Carolina. Easy to drink but not ordinary, light but not cheapt – for souls who appreciate the wonderful balance between tradition and innovation.
4. The Art of Enjoyment 32°/50° Kölsch: Cherish Every Drop of Sunshine
4.1. Temperature & Beer Glass: The Golden Moment of Taste

Let 32°/50° Kölsch gentle shine in 4–7°C – not too cold to freeze the hop soul, nor too warm to lose its sparkling freshness. This is the golden temperature for Noble hops play a delicate prelude, and the bubbles carbonation burst out like vibrant musical notes on the tip of the tongue.
Please search the soaring Stange – slim cylindrical cup capacity 200ml – as the Germans still reverently use in Cologne. This glass is not only a ritual, but also an art: it keeps the beer colder, concentrates the aroma, and cradles each sip like a liquid pearl. Without the Stange, Pilsner glass is also a great choice, as long as you never use a thick glass, which will kill the purity of the Kölsch!



