This drink, which we class as 'A Pale, Session Ale, Initially Sweet Mild In Taste, But With Biscuit End.' (a Golden Ale), has a strength of 4.8% ABV.
This ale is described, by the brewery, as: Pure gold.
They say it is like marmalade, made from Seville oranges and grapefruit, the aroma mimics the sweet start but gives into the hops which deliver a dry lingering bitter finish.
To the rest of us, mere mortal (and normal) people, it is a premium pale ale brewed using lager malts with a top fermenting ale yeast.
A variety of hops from Europe and America combine to provide a floral taste.
So far, this is one of 4 beers from Black Hole Brewery that have been sold at the Bake & Alehouse. Whilst not the strongest ale sold at the Bake and Alehouse, this beverage has the highest ABV from this brewery (to date, here have been 119 ales with a higher ABV supplied at the Bake and Alehouse).
To date, the Bake & Alehouse has supplied -
From THIS brewery:
3 ales with a lower ABV
From ALL breweries:
119 stronger ales
38 ales of this strength
610 weaker ales
13 ales with an unrecorded strength
Records indicate that a barrel of this drink has been available once in the Bake since August 2012
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