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Cooper's Choice March 2017 MARCH & APRIL 2017 COOPER’S CORE CASK ALES JHB INFERNO CITRA SCARLET MACAW BISHOPS FAREWELL £75.49 £78.49 £81.99 AMERICAN PALE £84.99 3.8% ABV. Colour: Light Gold 4.0% ABV. Colour: Golden 4.2% ABV. Colour: Golden £83.99 4.6% ABV. Colour: Golden The aroma is dominated by This light igniting ale flickers A light gold, refreshing beer 4.4% ABV. Colour: Amber Strong premium bitter of characteristic citrus notes. complex fruit across your with grapefruit, lychee and Tart gooseberry and soft fruit on structured quality dominated by Hops and fruit on the nose are tongue leaving a dry fruity bitter gooseberry aromas leading the nose. Gooseberries and fruit to elaborate fruity hop notes with a balanced by malt and a bitter finish smothering your thirst. to a dry bitter finish. taste before an intense bitterness grainy background and dry finish. base leading to a dry hoppy as sharp as a Macaw’s screech. finish with soft fruit flavours. KEG ALES SEASONAL CASK ALES AMERICAN PALE TIKI BLONDE GREEN DEVIL IPA ENOUGH ROPE THE HARE & £82.00 £86.00 £94.00 £79.99 THE HEDGEHOG 4.2% ABV. Colour: Amber 4.5% ABV. Colour: Pale Gold 6.0% ABV. Colour: Golden 4.3% ABV. Colour: Amber £79.99 American pale ale style beer Complex and punchy aromas An amazing hop harvest aroma Bursting with tropical fruit and 3.9% ABV. Colour: Golden with a deep golden colour and of lemon zest, passion fruit, with tropical fruit bursting citrus flavours leading to a An intensely dry and bitter beer a smooth, subtle caramalt base. tangerine and gooseberries. through. Smooth and fruity powerful yet balanced bitter finish. loaded with citrus hops. Bursting with intense aromas. Dry bitter finish. passion fruit, and mango with a crisp aftertaste. Available: March Available: April AVAILABLE ALL YEAR ROUND AT *Except seasonal cask ales OA_Dayla_200x220_Jan17 | 30/01/17 | PDF/X-1a © 2008-2017 j6c17.arr [email protected] SALES HOTLINE: 01296 630013 WWW.DAYLADRINKS.CO.UK DRINKS DISTRIBUTORS · AN INDEPENDENT FAMILY BUSINESS AWARDED CASK MARQUE EVERY YEAR SINCE 2006 COOPER'S CHOICE MARCH 2017 BUDE BREWERY CORNWALL DORSET BREWING CO DORSET NEET DUSK TIL DAWN ABV%: 3.7 STYLE: Session Ale ABV%: 3.7 STYLE: American Pale Ale This light bitter has an elderflower scent and is A smooth, super hopped, light American Pale extremely refreshing with a citrus aftertaste. Ale with a light residual bitter/sweet after-taste. Citrus and Passion Fruit aromas. £67.99 9 GALLON £64.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA PRICE FIGHTER PROSPECT BREWERY MANCHESTER ST PETER’S SUFFOLK SILVER TALLY BEST BITTER ABV%: 3.7 STYLE: Pale Ale ABV%: 3.7 STYLE: Best Bitter A clean, pale golden yellow beer with citrus aromas. A full-bodied amber coloured ale with a distinctive A dry bitter sweet balance and full hop flavour. nutty aroma and a bitter and yet sweet flavour. £69.99 9 GALLON £69.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA NEW TO DAYLA CHEDDAR ALES SOMERSET HOOK NORTON OXFORDSHIRE BITTER BULLY HOP TO IT ABV%: 3.8 STYLE: Pale Ale ABV%: 3.8 STYLE: Pale Amber Ale A pale ale in the new world style with a big citrus Light and quaffable, the latest seasonal to rise hop character and a thirst-quenching dry finish. from Hooky. £72.99 9 GALLON £74.99 9 GALLON Hop to it OUTLINED.indd 1 11/12/2015 08:49 PHEASANTRY NOTTINGHAMSHIRE PROSPECT BREWERY MANCHESTER BEST BITTER WHATEVER! ABV%: 3.8 STYLE: Best Bitter ABV%: 3.8 STYLE: Pale Straw Ale The latest addition to our beer range, a pale intensely Fruity, citrus aroma leading to a perfect balance hopped beer made with 4 different hop varieties. of bitterness and a malty sweetness in the flavour. 9 GALLON £71.99 9 GALLON £70.99 NEW TO DAYLA SONNET 43 COUNTY DURHAM ST PETER’S SUFFOLK ABOLITION EPA ABV%: 3.8 STYLE: Amber Ale ABV%: 3.8 STYLE: English Pale Ale Be A Slave to tedious session bitters no longer! Golden clean tasting and relatively dry beer suitable Highly drinkable, you’ll never be parched again. for quenching your thirst. A good session beer. £69.99 9 GALLON £70.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA TYNE BANK NEWCASTLE MILK STREET SOMERSET ENGLISH PALE ALE SAME AGAIN ABV%: 3.8 STYLE: English Pale Ale ABV%: 3.9 STYLE: Session Ale A well-rounded and scrumptious pale ale A smooth, full bodied taste with hints of with a sweet finish. caramel and dry biscuit. £64.99 9 GALLON £72.99 9 GALLON PRICE FIGHTER T: 01296 630013 E: [email protected] · www.dayladrinks.co.uk 04 COOPER'S CHOICE MARCH 2017 OAKHAM PETERBOROUGH SADLER’S WEST MIDLANDS ENOUGH ROPE GREEN MAN ABV%: 3.9 STYLE: Pale Amber Ale ABV%: 3.9 STYLE: Indian Pale Ale Bursting with tropical fruits and citrus flavours leading Robustly crafted, tongue twisting and tasteful, to a powerful yet balanced bitterness and dry finish. authentic Indian Pale Ale. £79.99 9 GALLON £69.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA KENT BREWERY KENT MILK STREET SOMERSET PALE FUNKY MONKEY ABV%: 4.0 STYLE: Pale Ale ABV%: 4.0 STYLE: English Pale Ale A full-flavoured and aromatic ale ram packed with A wonderfully fruity ale with a dry finish, that’s met citrusy chinook and centennial American hops. with a big citrusy return and a hint of passionfruit. £74.99 9 GALLON £73.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA PROSPECT BREWERY MANCHESTER ELLAND WEST YORKSHIRE PIONEER CATCH THE RAINBOW ABV%: 4.0 STYLE: Best Bitter ABV%: 4.1 STYLE: Golden Bitter A light bodied beer with aromas of dry pale malt and Well balanced. delivering a rich malt character. Hallertau earthy hops along with a sweet, smooth flavour. Brewers Gold for bitterness and a soft fruit aroma. £72.49 9 GALLON £72.49 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA HACKNEY BREWERY EAST LONDON KENT BREWERY KENT K N COBNUT H A C E Y RED ALE ABV%: 4.1 STYLE: Ruby Red Ale ABV%: 4.1 STYLE: Ruby Ale A complex balance of malts and hops create Malty-sweetness gives way to hints of caramel and an exceptional, full bodied beer. then a light, citrus rind finish from American hops. 4 . 1 % A B V R E D 9 GALLON £79.99 9 GALLON £74.99 NEW TO DAYLA NEW TO DAYLA KENT BREWERY KENT SADLER’S WEST MIDLANDS KGB MELLOW YELLOW ABV%: 4.1 STYLE: Best Bitter ABV%: 4.1 STYLE: Pale Ale A full-on dose of Kent Goldings and Fuggles hops A pale honey ale. uplifting hop character is for a true taste of historic Kent. balanced with a sweet honey finish. £74.99 9 GALLON £71.49 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA NEW TO DAYLA BUDE BREWERY CORNWALL WILD WEATHER READING HAVEN LITTLE WIND ABV%: 4.2 STYLE: Amber Ale ABV%: 4.2 STYLE: American Amber Ale Hints of coffee and citrus and packs a hoppy kick Deep amber ale with a touch of copper where lovely from the late addition of Chinook hops. hop flavours dance on the lingering malty base. £69.99 9 GALLON £71.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA ·····»» MORE BEERS ON THE NEXT PAGE ««····· 05 COOPER'S CHOICE MARCH 2017 PHEASANTRY NOTTINGHAMSHIRE SONNET 43 COUNTY DURHAM Pheasantry artisan MAGNIPHEASANT 7 AURORA ABV%: 4.3 STYLE: Classic Amber Bitter ABV%: 4.3 STYLE: Pale Ale From this amber classic, Yul B. Stunned by the A good body with complexity and a slight sweetness. WANTED: AT A SALOON NEAR YOU citrus shots of hops and machismo. Beautiful display and highly drinkable. Citrus aromas. From this amber classic, Yul B. Stunned by the citrus shots of hops and full bodied machismo. 44.3%3% ABVBV £76.99 9 GALLON £74.99 9 GALLON ELLAND WEST YORKSHIRE FIVE POINTS EAST LONDON NETTLE THRASHER PALE ABV%: 4.4 STYLE: Best Bitter ABV%: 4.4 STYLE: Pale Ale A flavoursome ale, complex and fruity. A smooth A fresh, zesty, aromatic pale ale with tonnes of US fruity character and delicate blackcurrant aroma. hop aroma and flavour. Incredibly drinkable. £75.99 9 GALLON £79.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA MILK STREET SOMERSET HACKNEY BREWERY EAST LONDON K N MARCH MADNESS H A C E Y KAPOW! ABV%: 4.4 STYLE: Amber Bitter ABV%: 4.5 STYLE: Pale Ale A wonderfully smooth, pale copper ale with a Full flavoured, big, juicy fruit hop characters give malty base and rounded bitterness. way to pineapple and mango in the finish. 4 . V 5 % A B K A P O W ! £75.99 9 GALLON £79.99 9 GALLON NEW TO DAYLA HACKNEY BREWERY EAST LONDON CHEDDAR ALES SOMERSET K N CROWN & GLORY H A C E Y AMERICAN PALE ALE ABV%: 4.5 STYLE: American Pale ABV%: 4.6 STYLE: Premium Bitter A seriously hoppy, premium bitter that puts great Medium bodied with grapefruit and apricot on beer back into Great Britain. the tongue and a citrus finish. A 4 . 5 B V E M % A L E A R E I C A A L N P 9 GALLON £79.99 9 GALLON £78.99 NEW TO DAYLA WATLING STREET NORTH LONDON FIVE POINTS EAST LONDON RED ALE RAILWAY PORTER ABV%: 4.6 STYLE: Red Ale ABV%: 4.8 STYLE: London Porter Sufficiently bitter and heavily hopped, giving crisp Classic London style porter with our own twist. refreshing orangey marmalade balance. Aromas of chocolate and coffee with hints of caramel. £67.99 9 GALLON £79.99 9 GALLON PRICE FIGHTER NEW TO DAYLA SADLER’S WEST MIDLANDS TINY REBEL WALES HOP BOMB ABV%: 5.0 STYLE: American Pale Ale SPECIALS AVAILABLE APA brewed with Amarillo and citra hops.
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