Tasting Notes
Ghost-chilled cellars, where barrel thunder reverberates. An ominous combination of roasted malts collide with deep, hop character. Effervescent blackcurrant and grapefruit step forward from a bitter, dark chocolate backdrop. However, appearances can be deceiving – can something looking so intensely menacing taste so tempting?
style |
Cascadian Dark |
hops |
Cascade, Bramling Cross |
see |
Deep Ruby |
smell |
Sherbet, Blackcurrant |
taste |
Exotic, Chocolate Limes |
bitter |
4/5 |
sweet |
2.5/5 |
Alcohol By Volume:
3.8%
Style:
Cascadian Dark
Available:
September - October 2022
Best enjoyed in:
JW Lees Grip Glass
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