Chalk Hill Brewery

Pleasant session bitter. A gentle blend of hoppy bitterness leads to a light refreshing finish.

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Solid malty aroma gives this copper coloured beer a good start. The well matched fruity sweetness compliments the malty base. As the beer progresses, a bitter-sweet hoppiness becomes dominant.

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A malty straw coloured ale, refreshing and easy drinking. A welcome and popular addition to the Chalk Hill range.

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A traditionally robust strong ale. Reminiscent of rich fruit cake, the fruity overtones are counter-balanced by a mellow richness.

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A throwback to the milds of history. Although a roasted barley flavour dominates throughout, there is a surprisingly bitter edge and a defined vinous quality to this dark red ale. This shows why milds were once so popular.

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The malted "Ovaltiney" taste matches the flowery aroma. An inherent sweetness and chewy feel to a redish brown beer that needs to be savoured slowly.

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