Abbot Ale Beer, 24 x 500ml

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Arkell’s, the Wiltshire-based brewer and pub operator, has appointed its managed house director Craig... Butcombe Brewery cooks up a treat for Tesco customers Skinner’s Brewery is supporting an exciting new project which is recording the history of... Bath Ales Opens Showcase Store at Hare House

Crafty Lager (ABV 4.5%) - Classic meets craft. A lager profile fused with hops sure to please lager lovers and craft beer enthusiast alike. This Torquay pub boasts an award-winning raised beer garden and sun terrace with spectacular views of Babbacombe Downs. Portside (ABV 4.3%) - a crisp, bronze ale. Full bodied, with hints of fruits, caramel and sweet biscuit aroma. It has a secret recipe of malt giving it a distinctive flavour.SIBA South West Region Beer Competition 2015 DATE OF JUDGING & ANNOUNCEMENT 16th April... SIBA welcomes sponsored guide dog

One of the youngest independent brewers in the South West has become only the... Butcombe Brewery Partners ‘Eat, Drink, Bristol Fashion’ and Launches Scourmont Abbey Monks Best Kept Secret – Chimay Gold Queen Square, Bristol 13th-27th May 2013 Dawkins Bristol Blonde crowned Champion standard bitter and third overall out of 270 beers.... Dartmoor Brewery scoops top local business award The finest pub landlords, restaurateurs and hotel managers in the South West were rewarded... Devon Brewery raises it's biggest ever amount for the Poppy Appeal. Mane Event (ABV 3.8%) - The complex 7-malt grist imparts a warm golden brown colour, this beer utilises U.S. hops to create a balanced and highly drinkable modern session bitter.The Salcombe Brewery started trading on 1 May 2016, brewing and distributing several cask bottled ales. Renamed Maltingsfest, the 2022 event will take place between Thursday 21st and Saturday 23rd April, the weekend after Easter. We are hoping to make the festival bigger and better and you may have heard that keg beers, keg and still ciders and spirits are also being offered to our festival goers this year. The brewery was renamed Dartmoor Brewery in May 2008. In 2010 three new 14,000-litre fermenting vessels were added to further increase capacity to cope with ever-growing demand. It is claimed to be the highest brewery in England at 1400 feet above sea level. Ziggy’s Chin 5.3%. A bitter rye pale ale with earthy spiceyness, well-hopped with New Zealand hops. A DEVON brewery is offering pubs and other licensed outlets the chance to have... Wadworth unleash the dragon early for the Six Nations

A former wine industry expert who swapped grapes for hops has joined Dartmoor Brewery... Graze Expectations after Bath Ales Investment The Society of Independent Brewers’ south west region is sponsoring a guide dog as... Bath Ales Strike Gold in Prestigious Independent Brewer Competition A small family run brewery, dedicated to bringing modern, exciting, new age craft beer to Torbay and the surrounding area.Unlike most beer competitions, CAMRA invites brewers to submit a particular beer for judging in CBoB (and not all take up the offer). In most other competitions, it is the brewery who decides which beer to enter and, in the majority of cases, the brewer has to pay an entry fee. No fees are payable for CBoB. Butcombe, the South West’s fastest growing brewery, has produced a beautifully photographed cookbook ‘Cooking... Launceston to holds its first beer festival Powderkeg Brewery, based in Woodbury Salterton near Exeter, has gone straight to the top... Otter Brewery Highly Commended at National Business Awards Box Steam Brewery raised a glass of Tunnel Vision at the seat of Government... Celtic Connection celebrated by Head Brewers

Dark Ness (ABV 4.5%) - Malt and barley conbine with a blend of hops to produce a mouth filling smooth, award winning dark beer Half Bore (ABV 4.0%) – An amber bitter made with Devon honey to produce a smooth, sweet malty taste.The Ale is mainly sold directly the public in small cask, Bag in Box and bottle. 9 Gallon Firkin and 4.5 Gallon Pins are also available on an occasional basis in local pubs and festivals listed below. Christmas Ales are expected to be brewed including a strong Dark Winter Warmer and a light Pale Ale. John Lawton from Teignworthy Brewery attends Small Business Reception with Chancellor Georg Osborne to... Wadworth Visitor Centre Win Gold At The South West Tourism Awards! Abbot was initially one of the premium bitters chosen by CAMRA’s East Anglian region. When it was blind judged at a local beer festival, the judging panel thought it was the best on the day and therefore put it forward to the finals. The premium bitters judging panel also admired the beer and put it forward to the final panel and this panel thought it was the second best beer on the table. But the out and out winner was Elland’s 1872 Porter and having tasted all of the eight finalists, I concur with those results!