Manchester Pale Ale
A post-industrial Manchester classic
Tasting Notes
Tony Wilson once said: “This is Manchester, we do things differently here”. And he was right. Our refreshingly Mancunian pale ale gives ale lovers a similar hop-packed offering to its American equivalents. It's a golden ale that’s made entirely from all-British malt, Liberty and Mount Hood hops. It’s a post-industrial Manchester classic (as Wilson might have put it).
|
style |
Pale Ale |
|
hops |
Liberty & Mount Hood |
|
see |
Golden, Yellow |
|
smell |
Floral, Malty, Citrus |
|
taste |
Malt, Fruity |
|
bitter |
4.5/5 |
|
sweet |
2.5/5 |
Alcohol By Volume:
3.7% (Cask) 3.6% (Keg) 4.1% (Bottle)
Style:
Pale Ale
Also Available:
Cask, Keg, 500ml Bottles
Available:
All year
Best enjoyed in:
JW Lees Grip Glass
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