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St Bernardus Prior 8 Abbey Beer 24x 330ml
St Bernardus Prior 8
Abbey Beer 24x 330ml
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Dubbel beers were first brewed by Trappist monks in the abbey of Westmalle in 1856, as a darker & stronger version of the other abbey beers of the time. They became popular after the Second World War & are imitated all over the world to this day. However, it is only the true Belgian dubbels such as St Bernadus Prior 8 that retain the understated bitterness, fairly heavy body, pronounced fruitiness & cereal character of the original pioneering drink. ...
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St Bernardus Prior 8 Abbey Beer 330ml
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Dubbel beers were first brewed by Trappist monks in the abbey of Westmalle in 1856, as a darker & stronger version of the other abbey beers of the time. They became popular after the Second World War & are imitated all over the world to this day. However, it is only the true Belgian dubbels such as St Bernadus Prior 8 that retain the understated bitterness, fairly heavy body, pronounced fruitiness & cereal character of the original pioneering drink. ...
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£63.99
A tripel beer is a type of strong pale ale that originates from the Low Countries. The etymology of the name is unclear, but the main theories are that it indicates strength, either by a series of marks, such as crosses, on a cask
- X for the weakest strength, XX for medium strength, & XXX for the strongest beer
- or that it refers to the original gravity of a beer which roughly corresponds to 3% ABV, 6% ABV & 9% ABV.

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St Bernardus Tripel Abbey Beer 330ml
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Abbey Beer 330ml
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A tripel beer is a type of strong pale ale that originates from the Low Countries. The etymology of the name is unclear, but the main theories are that it indicates strength, either by a series of marks, such as crosses, on a cask
- X for the weakest strength, XX for medium strength, & XXX for the strongest beer
- or that it refers to the original gravity of a beer which roughly corresponds to 3% ABV, 6% ABV & 9% ABV.

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St Bernardus Tripel Abbey Beer 330ml Short Dated
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Dated
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A tripel beer is a type of strong pale ale that originates from the Low Countries. The etymology of the name is unclear, but the main theories are that it indicates strength, either by a series of marks, such as crosses, on a cask
- X for the weakest strength, XX for medium strength, & XXX for the strongest beer
- or that it refers to the original gravity of a beer which roughly corresponds to 3% ABV, 6% ABV & 9% ABV.

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St George Dry Rye Gin 70cl
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St George Dry Rye Gin 70cl

American GinA rye gin, reminiscent of a good old fashioned American rye whiskey. St George Dry Rye Gin is a warming spiced drink, made with 100% rye giving it a delicous malty taste. With carefully selected botanical notes to complement the rye. Delicious
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American Gin A rye gin, reminiscent of a good old fashioned American rye whiskey. St George Dry Rye Gin is a warming spiced drink, made with 100% rye giving it a delicous malty taste. With carefully selected botanical notes to complement the rye. Delicious

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Dry - A term used in wine making to describe the lack of sugar (sweetness)

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