Theakston Best Bitter Premium Ale Beer Can Multipack, 4 x 440 ml
£5.99
Theakston Best Bitter Premium Ale Beer Can Multipack, 4 x 440 ml
The definitive English bitter! A perfect balance of malt and subtle hops. This fine golden-coloured beer has a full flavour that lingers pleasantly on the palate. With good bitter sweet balance, this beer has a subtle hop character described as citrus and spicy, with a subtle fruit flavour and a warming finish that leaves you wanting more!
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Description
T&R Theakston Ltd is an independent, family brewing company founded in 1827 located in the Yorkshire Dales market town of Masham, North Yorkshire. The company is controlled and run by direct family descendants of the founder Robert Theakston. Theakston is one of Britain’s oldest established family brewing companies.
Tasting notes
Citrus and spicy, with a subtle fruit flavour
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Beer Margarita Cocktail Recipe
It's beerita time! Who would believe that beer would be the perfect solution to eradicating fluorescent green margaritas? Well, it is. Best to use not-so-micro brews to avoid an overpowering beer flavor. Use the limeade can to measure the ingredients, and adjust with extra water if the mixture seems too sweet. Straining the pulp is always a good idea unless, of course, you like pulp.
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