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Hastingstasting Notes 2014.Pub Sponsored by Sponsored by 1648 Brewery: Triple Champion 4.0% Beachy Head Brewery: South Downs Ale 4.4% abv Filo Brewery: Old Town Tom 4.5% abv Holdens Brewery: Golden Glow 4.4% abv Light coloured ale infused with organic ginger that adds to hint of lemon from the classic Bohe- An old fashioned style bitter. Light brown in colour with a malty aftertaste. This pale ale bitter has sweet bitterness and floral characteristics. An 18ct gold, golden ale with subtle yet fragrant hop aromas, a moreish, gentle sweetness mian Bobek hop, a prize winning combination. A well-balanced ale produced using malted barley and hop flower. and a almost citrus like finish. 1648 Brewery: Signature 4.4% Filo Brewery: Gold 4.8% abv Holts Brewery: Bitter 4.0% abv An award winning Sussex ale, light in colour with smooth barley flavours and a bitter finish. Black Sheep Brewery: Black Sheep Ale 4.4% abv Premium gold colour with refreshing hints of elderflower that give a wonderfully A mild fruity and woody aroma, with berry undertones. Part of our original brewery line up, Black Sheep Ale is a powerfully flavoured pint that packs a smooth texture making it dangerously moreish. 1648 Brewery: Bee Head 4.6% punch with rich fruit aromas and a distinctively smooth, bittersweet taste. Hook Norton Brewery: Cotswold Lion 4.0% abv A golden lightly flavoured beer with Sussex honey. Fullers Brewery: Seafarers 3.8% abv Blue Monkey Brewery: BG Sips 4.0% abv Perfectly balanced, fresh & fruity. A blend of four malts & four hops gives a A delicious, thirst quenching ale. The secret of the hugely satisfying, refreshing taste 360 Brewery: Pacific Pale Ale 4.9% A pale, intensely hoppy beer. Enticing tropical fruit aromas, . slightly sweet taste & and a wonderful aroma of dark fruit. of this light, amber beer is in the blend of finest quality English malt, Admiral hops and Full of hops from the USA and Australia. This is a chestnut-coloured, modern pale ale with the unique Gales yeast. Hook Norton Brewery: Old Hooky 4.6% abv fruit and floral flavours and crisp bitterness. Brains Brewery: SA 4.2% abv Fruity and full bodied, handcrafted in the Cotswolds since 1849 at the Hook Norton Brewery. The renowned ‘special ale’ is copper coloured with a full premium quality flavour. A nutty Fullers Brewery: London Pride 4.1% abv 360 Brewery: West Coast IPA 5.6% richness derived from a blend of fine pale and crystal malts is balanced with a A rich, smooth and wonderfully balanced beer, its distinctive malty base is complemented by well Hopback Brewery: Taiphoon 4.2% abv Using solely American hops, a contemporary India Pale Ale, heavily hopped to satisfying dryness from the unique use of three hops: Challenger, Goldings and Fuggles. developed hop character, from adding Target, Challenger and Northdown varieties to the brew. A fantastic pale gold beer with hints of lemongrass and coriander. produce intense tropical fruit flavours and a long bitter finish Brains Brewery: The Reverend James 4.5% abv Hambletons Brewery: Stallion 4.2% abv Hopback Brewery: Summer Lightning 5.0% abv Abbeydale Brewery: Deception 4.1% Full-bodied and warming, The Rev. James is rich in palate, spicy and aromatic This premium bitter has a distinctly malty character with a hint of nuttiness while the enhanced Summer ale brewed all year round. A straw coloured beer with a terrific fresh, hoppy aroma. A pale beer, made with fabulous Nelson Sauvin hops. Aromas of elderflower and grapes. with a deeply satisfying finish. hopping rate recalls for many the good old days of a true Yorkshire bitter. Strong citrus flavours, especially grapefruit. Castle Rock Brewery: Sheriff’s Tipple 3.4% abv Hurst Brewery: Summer 700 3.9% abv Hammerpot Brewery: Pale Ale 4.1% abv a light coloured hoppy bitter which features refreshing, citrusy notes. Abbeydale Brewery: Moonshine 4.3% High quality low ABV session bitter with a distinctive hop character derived from Goldings. A light, golden, Tangy pale ale with a full fresh hop flavour A beautifully balanced pale straw-coloured premium bitter. Distinctive floral aroma, leading to a predominantly citrus taste, with grapefruit and lemons to the fore. A quenching bitter finish. Castle Rock Brewery: Harvest Pale 3.8% abv Hammerpot Brewery: Red Hunter 4.3% abv Hurst Brewery: Founder’s Best 4.2% abv Distinct hop flavour leads to a crisp finish. A ruby red bitter with a full bodied, rich character. A premium bitter that drinks very smoothly, Named after the founder of the original Hurst Brewery, George Thomas Saltmarsh, it is nutty Adnams Brewery: Lighthouse 3.4% abv leaving a fine lace in the glass. brown in colour, has a rounded malty taste and is suffused with subtle caramel flavours. Brewed with Pale Ale Crystal Malt, it has a hint of caramel & toffee. Castle Rock Brewery: Preservation Fine Ale 4.4% abv Brewed to the traditional East Midlands style. Mid-brown / reddish easy drinking full flavoured Hammerpot Brewery: Bottlewreck Porter 4.7% abv Hurst Brewery: Keeper’s Golden Ale 4.4% abv Adnams Brewery: Fatt Spratt 3.8% abv best bitter is well rounded with some residual sweetness which is balanced with a resinous A traditional black porter with chocolate coffee and rich roasted malt flavours which Smooth, amber gold ale with a floral aroma. Its unmistakeable citrusy notes are finely balanced Lovely citrus, grapefruit aroma with some spicy notes. On the palate, the citrus character of the hops hop character. A hugely popular beer that deserves to be savoured! warm your cockles.. with a subtle infusion of South Downs honey and a refreshing hoppy finish. shines through, balanced with a light biscuit flavour and a crisp, dry finish. Dark Star Brewery: Hophead 3.8% abv Hammerpot Brewery: Madgwick Gold 5.0% abv Isfield Brewery: Straw Blonde 4.1% abv Adnams Brewery: Broadside 4.7% abv An extremely clean-drinking ale with a strong floral aroma and elderflower notes. A golden ale with fresh citrus spice, hop flavour and delicate nose. Drinkable with a thirst A straw coloured, thirst quenching, hoppy beer with a grapefruit aroma. Rich fruitcake aromas - almonds, zest and conserved fruit. quenching finish. Dark Star Brewery: Espresso 4.2% abv Isfield Brewery: Toad in the Ale 4.8% abv Anchor Springs Brewery: Anchors Aweigh 4.0% abv A black beer brewed with roasted barley malt & challenger hops BUT with freshly ground Harvistoun Brewery: Bitter & Twisted 3.8% abv A dark malty premium bitter with a big hop finish An amber ale with a red tinge. An initial burst of fruit on the tongue followed by deep malt espresso coffee beans also added to the copper A sharp, blond beer with a superb, fresh hop profile flavours and a bitter finish. Kelham Brewery: Easy Rider 5.2% abv Dark Star Brewery: American Pale Ale 4.7% abv Harvey’s Brewery: Best Bitter 4.0% abv A legendary premium pale ale forged from the finest Maris Otter malt and a special blend of Anchor Springs Brewery: Neptune 4.3% abv The yeast is specially imported from the USA, along with some Cascade and Centennial hops Tailored to the taste buds of the people of Sussex over many decades, American hops. Chestnut in colour with a mellow fruity nose, warm chocolate and caramel toffee notes with fruity, spicy hops. Dark Star Brewery: Festival Bitter 5.0% abv Hastings Brewery: Blonde 3.9% abv Long Man Brewery: Long Blonde 3.8% abv A chestnut bronze-coloured bitter with a smooth mouthfeel and freshness. American Cascade hops meet European elderflowers in this floral, subtly sweet, bitter A light coloured golden pale ale with a distinctive hoppy aromaand a crisp, clean bitter- Anchor Springs Brewery: Liberty 4.8% abv and hoppy beer. SIBA South East Bronze Award Winner 2013. ness on the finish. A real converter of drinkers from Lager to Ale. American Pale Ale, pale straw in colour with zesty citrus hops and a bright estery nose, Dark Star Brewery: Partridge Best 5.0% abv Liberty's full round flavour and easy drinking appeal will suit bitter and lager drinkers alike. Brewed as a traditional Sussex style bitter using Maris Otter, Crystal and Chocolate malts Hastings Brewery: Porter 4.5% abv A lovely dark beer that’s on the lighter side of the porter style. All the flavours are there Long Man Brewery: Best Bitter 4.0% abv Anchor Springs Brewery: Black Pearl 5.2% abv Dark Star Brewery: Original 5.0% abv – chocolate, liquorice, deep-roasted coffee – but without the heaviness that normally A traditional Sussex best. Perfectly balanced with a complex bittersweet, malty taste, Dark old English Porter, very smooth with a complex range of flavours. Sweet at the start A dark, strong and bitter beer that defies classification. It has a complex malt flavour confines darker beers to chilly winter nights. fragrant hops and a characteristic long smooth finish. leading to liquorice toffee & chocolate. Silver Supreme Champion, SIBA National Beer Competition 2014 Downton Brewery: Quadhop 3.9% abv Long Man Brewery: Copper Hop 4.2% abv Arundel Brewery: Castle 3.8% abv A golden coloured beer with the full range of hop flavours and aromas. Hastings Brewery: Galaxy Pale Ale 4.8% abv Copper in colour, hoppy in nature, Vienna and premium British Caramalt provide a A tawny coloured beer with a hoppy aroma. The flavour has a good balance of malt, Single-hopped with Australian Galaxy hops. balanced backbone with intense tropical fruit aromas. fruit and hops with a dry hoppy finish. Elgoods Brewery: Cambridge Bitter 3.8% abv Flavours: massive quantities of passion-fruit, grapefruit, grass, peach.
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