Marston's Pedigree Amber Ale, 8 x 500 ml

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To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. The fact that they are also selling the beer in the US-format 355ml bottle instead of the standard UK measures of 330ml or 500ml also leads me to conclude that this is a deliberate and knowing attempt to mislead British drinkers into thinking Bass Ale is an imported beer. For starters, the design just isn’t as cool as its creators think it is, as Charlie ‘The Crafty Beeress’ Worthington confirmed when she asked a graphic designer pal what they made of the new branding: ‘ I think the boat has sailed on all that distressed looking type stuff that BrewDog were doing 7 years ago.

Please note that for some countries listed below, there may be custom clearance charges, duty or taxes upon receipt. Why would the Bass plc management stay in what they perceived as a low growth, low margin business with active government interest, when they could invest in higher growth, higher value businesses, like hotels? Palm Breweries is one of the larger national companies in Belgium today, but recent years have been tough. I think in a funny way– a way that almost defies logic– the label is a part of any product experience.com) on the topic of Local Brewery History – Reuben wants us to give a history of a local brewery – one that’s more than 20 years old. Regret cannot say the same of Whitbread>Interbrew>InBev>ABInbev, not least for their being stripped of Pilsner Urquell in the whole sorry process.

Why can’t ABI just leave well alone – let Marston’s brew it in Burton- I really fear it will wither on the hop if it’s made in a factory or worse become a keg ale – the world is coming to an end! Yes, I know it should be a broad church the Campaign For Real Ale, but the reality it was pale ale that was being decimated by the rockets of kegged beer with all the day to day, ‘operational’ benefits they offered.

Because in a market where provenance, tradition and heritage are some of the key drivers, who gives toss where an iconic beer is brewed, am I right? A new press release about the rejuvenation of Britain’s most famous ever beer brand causes more problems than it solves. From the unusual or less common Bière de Gardes, Blondes or Strong Ales, to the widespread, more accessible Bitters, American Pales or Burton Pale Ales.

Tasting Notes: It has a fascinating aroma, with a palate of biscuity malt, spicy hops and light fruitiness.

For with time, so the wash of characterless premium lagers revealed the hidden skeleton in the cupboard.