Whitstable Bay Red IPA

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alc./vol:
4.5%

Proof:
9°

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
Unaged

Category: Red ales

Product of: Product of United Kingdom United Kingdom

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Named after the traditional fishing village of Whitstable; this hoppy red ale is part of Shepherd Neame’s Whitstable Bay Collection.

Review and Tasting

Sampled on 07/11/2016

Appearance

(sample bottle BBE Aug/17) Clear, deep reddish amber with retentive thick light beige head. (Beware, this beer is packaged in a clear glass bottle.)

Aroma

Piney, rooty liquorice with marmaladey orange citrus.

Taste

Zesty orange, citrus oil bitterness, caramel, cinnamon and black pepper spice.

Aftertaste

Toasty, with pronounced orange oil, coal dust charcoal and vanilla.

Overall

Zesty orange oils dominate this dark toasty IPA.

Further product information

Barcode UPC: 5 012686 077257
Bottle Size: 700 ml
Closure: Crown cap

More about Whitstable Bay Red IPA

Produced by Shepherd Neame Ltd

Produced by Shepherd Neame Ltd

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