Refreshing, easy-drinking pale ale bursting with citrus & tropical fruit aromas & flavour complimented by a fresh pine resin & a crisp bitterness. Enjoy chilled. ...

Greene King can trace its origins back to 1779 when Benjamin Greene set up a family brewing business in the Suffolk town of Bury St Edmunds. In 1887 his grandson Edward Greene joined forces with another local brewer, Frederick King, & the business rapidly evolved into one of the largest breweries in Engl&, with over 148 pubs under its control by 1900. Greene King IPA is the brewery's flagship ale. Its refreshing taste is achieved through a careful balance of four simple ingredients
- malted barley, yeast, water, hops
- brewed in a way that honours traditional methods such as adding the hops by h&. The drink is enjoyed in over 20 countries across the world, & its popularity has been bolstered by the addition of IPA Gold & IPA Reserve to the Greene King family.

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A refreshing ale with a clean, bitter finish. Owes its spicy notes & tropical fruit aroma to late-stage hopping. The perfect accompaniment to pasta & seafood. ...

Greene King can trace its origins back to 1779 when Benjamin Greene set up a family brewing business in the Suffolk town of Bury St Edmunds. In 1887 his grandson Edward Greene joined forces with another local brewer, Frederick King, & the business rapidly evolved into one of the largest breweries in Engl&, with over 148 pubs under its control by 1900. Greene King IPA is the brewery's flagship ale. Its refreshing taste is achieved through a careful balance of four simple ingredients
- malted barley, yeast, water, hops
- brewed in a way that honours traditional methods such as adding the hops by h&. The drink is enjoyed in over 20 countries across the world, & its popularity has been bolstered by the addition of IPA Gold & IPA Reserve to the Greene King family. For Greene King IPA Gold, the brewers add the hops at a later stage of the boil. This brings out tropical fruit aromas & spicy notes, which are followed by a clean, bitter flavour & a crisp, dry finish. As a lighter ale, Greene King IPA Gold complements fish or pasta.

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Greene King can trace its origins back to 1779 when Benjamin Greene set up a family brewing business in the Suffolk town of Bury St Edmunds. In 1887 his grandson Edward Greene joined forces with another local brewer, Frederick King, & the business rapidly evolved into one of the largest breweries in Engl&, with over 148 pubs under its control by 1900. Greene King IPA is the brewery's flagship ale. Its refreshing taste is achieved through a careful balance of four simple ingredients
- malted barley, yeast, water, hops
- brewed in a way that honours traditional methods such as adding the hops by h&. The drink is enjoyed in over 20 countries across the world, & its popularity has been bolstered by the addition of IPA Gold & IPA Reserve to the Greene King family.

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This darker ale combines citrus notes with the herbal overtones of Styrian Golding hops to create a dry, bitter finish. Pair with rich foods such as casseroles & meats. ...

Greene King brew their diverse range of craft beers in the art-deco surrounds of the St Edmund's Brewhouse in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, using over 25 varieties of hops including Cascade, Fuggles, East Kent Goldings, Galaxy & Williamette. The Brewhouse is named after the 9th Century Saxon ruler King Edmund of East Anglia, who, according to legend, the Vikings tortured & killed when he refused to renounce Christianity. Silver Medal winner at the 2014 Monde Selection Quality Awards. ...

Greene King brew their diverse range of craft beers in the art-deco surrounds of the St Edmund's Brewhouse in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, using over 25 varieties of hops including Cascade, Fuggles, East Kent Goldings, Galaxy & Williamette. The Brewhouse is named after the 9th Century Saxon ruler King Edmund of East Anglia, who, according to legend, the Vikings tortured & killed when he refused to renounce Christianity. Silver Medal winner at the 2014 Monde Selection Quality Awards. ...

Greene King brew their diverse range of craft beers in the art-deco surrounds of the St Edmund's Brewhouse in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, using over 25 varieties of hops including Cascade, Fuggles, East Kent Goldings, Galaxy & Williamette. The Brewhouse is named after the 9th Century Saxon ruler King Edmund of East Anglia, who, according to legend, the Vikings tortured & killed when he refused to renounce Christianity. Gold Medal winner at the 2014 Monde Selection Quality Awards. ...

Greene King brew their diverse range of craft beers in the art-deco surrounds of the St Edmund's Brewhouse in Bury St Edmunds, Suffolk, using over 25 varieties of hops including Cascade, Fuggles, East Kent Goldings, Galaxy & Williamette. The Brewhouse is named after the 9th Century Saxon ruler King Edmund of East Anglia, who, according to legend, the Vikings tortured & killed when he refused to renounce Christianity. Gold Medal winner at the 2014 Monde Selection Quality Awards. ...