Not Quite Pale...
Simcoe & Strata DDH
Tasting Notes
Mountains of new wave hops in a modern take on the amber ale. The bitterness from a pale ale, with a touch of chocolate malt to add a sweetness and make it "Not Quite Pale...". Simcoe and Strata hops layer rich, tropical and stone fruit flavours before being dry hopped twice for extra intensity. The hops also contribute to a slight natural haze.
|
style |
Amber Ale |
|
hops |
Simcoe. Strata DDH |
|
see |
Amber, Natural Haze |
|
smell |
Mango, Passionfruit |
|
taste |
Grapefruit, Caramel |
|
bitter |
5/5 |
|
sweet |
3/5 |
Alcohol By Volume:
5.2%
Style:
Cask
Also Available:
Keg
Available:
From July
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