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Pale Amber, floral, lemon and pine, Dana hops.
Session Bitters: up to and including 4.3% ABV
These are ‘traditional’ Bitters with a thin to average body. They are often called Bitters and Best Bitters.
Colour: Usually, amber to dark brown. Flavour These beers should have a malt character with noticeable hops; typically earthy, spicy and peppery but may also be floral or piney. Fruit may also be present, sometimes of citrus but must not dominate the taste. Bitterness may range from light to strong. A little butterscotch or toffee (diacetyl) may be present but should be minimal.
Pale Amber, floral, lemon and pine, Dana hops.
A highly hopped Amber coloured session ale. The predominant hops are East Kent Goldings which traditionally have a Seville Orange marmalade flavour. As well as Pale Ale malt, Hoppit also contains dark Invert Sugar which gives the beer its smooth taste.
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