DESCRIPTION

Davra Chicago’s Alus is a Lithuanian traditional ale brewed by Da avra Alaus Darykla, the Daujotai family brewery in Pakruojis. The town is located in Šiauliai County in northern Lithuania. This geographical and producer information distinguishes the product from similarly named beers made in the United States and identifies it as a Lithuanian import.

Available beer references classify Chicago’s Alus as traditional ale and commonly list 5.6% alcohol by volume. The product is described through a malt-led recipe with hop bitterness, but sensory statements are not substitutes for regulated specifications. The current bottle label and supplier sheet should be used to confirm alcohol, ingredients, allergens, filtration, pasteurization, closure, and batch information.

InterTrade USA Company is the official importer and distributor in the United States. This page is prepared for licensed distributors, retail purchasing teams, and other B2B accounts managing imported beer in Chicago, elsewhere in Illinois, and throughout the United States. The Davra brand page provides brewery background and connects this ale with Varniukų Tamsus Alus.

The catalog URL identifies a 1 liter container packed 12 units per case; both logistics elements are excluded from the H1. Local account coverage is documented through Illinois Distribution, and broader territory information appears under National Distribution. The Import Portfolio supplies importer-level context for Davra Chicago’s Alus within the wider beer selection.