The Why Not Brewery

A moreish red tawny bitter with malt and light ’fruit cocktail’ notes in the nose. The malt leads in the mouth but with a firm, bitter, hoppy balance.

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Garnet in colour, chocolaty, nutty malt with a gentle fruitiness in the aroma. Smooth, full flavour is also nutty and malty.

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An easy to drink amber ale. A nicely balanced fruity / bittersweet taste finishing with a strong hoppy aftertaste.

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Genuine Norfolk honey is added to this brew at the boil giving a golden beer with a honey nose. A bitter taste with a definite hop edge leaving a good honey aftertaste.

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A traditional deep ruby old London porter style beer. Strong aroma of roasted barley with a taste of light fruitiness with a good bitter balance. The finish gives a suggestion of liquorice and mellow coffee.

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An amber orange beer, with an aroma of malt and hops, plus a light floral note. The taste is a pleasant mix of citrus fruits, hop resins and smooth malt with a firm bitterness to the dry and hoppy aftertaste.

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