Abbot Ale Beer, 24 x 500ml

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This riverside bar and restaurant in the heart of Devon is ideal for anyone who wants to combine a walk in the woods with a good pub meal. The relaxing atmosphere and panoramic views go hand in hand with the selection of locally brewed ales and home cooked menu. Dogs on leads are welcome on the terraces – where the River Teign meanders past just feet away – and in the bar. Butcombe, the West Country’s most innovative brewery is launching a quarterly E-Magazine with versions... Welcome Pilgrims and Behold the Creed of St Out

The organisers of CBR, formerly known as Craft Beer Rising, will be offering SIBA... Clare Moody MEP visits SIBA Chairman’s Exe Valley Brewery Reuben Crouch, General Manager at Ludlow Food Centre for the past seven and a... Bath Ales has the spirit for success The good summer we’ve had this year and the dry weather at harvest time... Exe Valley Brewery 30th Anniversary Party Bay Horse Inn, Totnes; Rumour, Totnes; Teign Cellars, Newton Abbot; Maltings Taphouse, Newton Abbot and at the brewery's taproom and bottle shop based at: Meadowbrook Community Centre, Shinners Bridge, Dartington, TQ9 6JD.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! Devizes-based brewer Wadworth is celebrating after two of its most popular ales, Bishops Tipple... Skinner’s Golden Ale Best in the South West S- I popped the cap and the waft was like a Rasta had just floated into the room, man. Now it's settled down I sniff again - a lovely roastiness. Dartmoor Brewery took delivery last week of four very distinctively branded new vehicles. The... Bath Ales launches Hare Foundation charity

Hunters Brewery from sunny Devon recently took part in BBC2’s The Fixer with Alex... Devon bitter is voted the best in the West Country. Bath Ales has increased production of its newest seasonal ale, Forest Hare, with an... Bath Ales get on board as official Bath Rugby partnerThe 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. Ziggy’s Chin 5.3%. A bitter rye pale ale with earthy spiceyness, well-hopped with New Zealand hops.

Shingle Bay 4.2% - Light easy drinking session ale with fruit aroma and taste. A crisp revitalising finish. The Liberation Group has acquired Butcombe Brewery, bringing together two of Britain’s best-known independent... Brewery Serves Up Life Saving Equipment To Dartmoor RescueThe Great British Beer Festival, 11th-15th August 2014, Olympia London’ Visit Wadworth on stand... Key To The Door For Dartmoor Brewery As Jail Ale Comes Of Age Butcombe, the West Country’s fastest growing brewery will have its flagship ale Butcombe Bitter... Publicans win Noble Rewards on 3.2 million pints of 6X Hand crafted real ale producer, Box Steam Brewery has announced the appointment of David... Beer goes to Brussels Early one cold morning in January about a dozen members of the local CAMRA... Love Is In The Air At Skinners!

After a landmark 5 years Prescott Ales, one of Gloucestershire’s most progressive Micro Breweries... Bath Ales Appoints New MD as Future Plans Take Shape 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. Pride of Dartmoor (ABV 4.0%) - Refreshing, easy drinking and moreish amber ale, biscuit and caramel notes marry with a sweet floral finish. 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

Tasting Notes

Beer-wise we should have something for everyone’s palate, with 300 brews available ranging from traditional bitters to stouts, lagers, amber beers, strong beers and New World IPAs with every style of beer in-between.” Dawkins Bristol Blonde crowned Champion standard bitter and third overall out of 270 beers.... Dartmoor Brewery scoops top local business award