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Bottled Beer
Real ale in world's best 50
beers.
A real ale produced by a small Northern Ireland
brewery has been judged one of the best 50 beers
in the world.
Whitewater Brewing Company at Kilkeel won the
accolade in the prestigious International Beer
Challenge 2007.
Products
Aspalls Organic Suffolk Cyder
Rich, golden colour. Traditional
bittersweet cyder-apple aroma with
orchard fruit and floral notes.
Palate initially slightly sweet
then mouthfilling and full bodied.
Complex array of fruit flavours
balanced by gorgeous soft tannins,
producing a bone dry finish. Very
long aftertaste, a true sign of a
classic cyder of the highest
quality. This product is Gluten-
free, is Organic and is Vegan. 7%
| Aspalls Organic Suffolk Cyder 500ml RT023 |
£3.60 |
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Great Taste Award Winner 2010
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Sam Smiths Organic Best Ale
Yorkshire's famous Samuel Smith's
brewery makes this light golden
ale with a clean, hoppy nose and a
dry, slightly zesty flavour. As an
independent brewery Sam Smith's
has guarded its century old yeast
strain and this gives the beer its
distinctive character in which the
subtle fruity esters interact with
a background of maltiness and
fresh (Hallertau) hops.
This product is Organic and is
Vegan.
| Sam Smiths Organic Best Ale 550ml RT008 |
£3.80 |
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Sam Smiths Organic Lager
Hot (or should that be deliciously
chilled) on the heels of their
organic ale, those talented
Yorkshire brewers at Samuel
Smith's produced an organic lager.
Made with lightly kilned lager
malt and speciality Vienna malt. A
generous addition of German hops
gives the beer a significant
bitterness and fragrance. Clean,
refreshing and crisply continental
in style. This product is Organic
and is Vegan.
| Sam Smiths Organic Lager 550ml RT120 |
£3.80 |
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550ml
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Strangford Lough Beer
Strangford Lough Brewing Co. is
located in Killyleagh, County
Down, on the shores of the
breathtakingly beautiful
Strangford Lough. Our ranges of
Irish beers are all named after
historical characters associated
with this part of Ireland such as
Saint Patrick and Magnus Barelegs,
the Viking King believed to be
buried on Downpatrick marshes in
County Down. Magnus Barelegs has
two beers named after him -
Barelegs Brew and Legbiter, the
name of his sword. Three beers are
named in honour of Saint Patrick -
St Patrick’s Gold, St Patrick’s
Best and St Patrick’s Ale –
probably the most famous character
in Irish history, who is said to
be buried at the Down Cathedral in
Downpatrick, County Down.
| Barelegs Brew AleBarelegs Brew |
£2.90 |
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Barelegs Brew is named in honour of
King Magnus Barelegs who reigned as
King of Norway from 1093 until his
death in 1103. He was nicknamed
Barelegs because he wore tunics
which barely reached his knees - a
novel sight at a time when men wore
long tunics that reached the ankle.
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| Legbiter AleLegbiter |
£2.90 |
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Legbiter is named after King
Magnus’ sword. On the day of his
death Magnus was “regaled with a
helmet on his head, a red shield in
which was a gilded Lion and girt
with the sword Legbiter”.
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| St. Patrick’s Best St. Patrick’s Best |
£2.90 |
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St. Patrick set sail for Ireland in 432AD, landing at Inver Dee, and then at the village of Raholp. He converted the local chieftian to Christianity, building his first church at Saul. Returning to Slemish, the scene of his captivity, he made Armagh the primacy of the Christian Church in Ireland.
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