Whitstable Bay Pale Ale

Whitstable, on the north coast of Kent, is an enticing mix of cosy cottages and fisherman’s huts, a vibrant artist community and sloping shingle beaches. It is renowned for its fresh seafood, especially the local oysters, famed since Roman times and celebrated in an annual festival. This pale ale, from the Faversham Steam Brewery, adds just the right tang to perfectly accompany all the seafood that Whitstable is famous for, and more.

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ABV 3.9
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IBU 28
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Hops Challenger and Styrian Golding
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Malts Ale and Crystal
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Style Pale Ale
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Gas & Coupler CO² A Type
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Format 30l keg
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Origin Whitstable, England
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Tasting Notes Light and refreshing. A sweet maltiness balances perfectly with fresh pine notes provided by hops added late in the process, resulting in a light-coloured, thirst-quenching ale.
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Accompaniments This is a seafood lover’s dream – goes down well with fresh fish and shellfish, smoked seafood and Whitstable oysters.

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