Shipyard American IPA Ale Beer Bottle 500ml
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From his family-owned brewery in the heart of Portland, Maine, famed for shipbuilding and ambitious world discovery, Fred Forsley drove the original American craft beer movement. His mission to this day; to take original American craft beer around the world making it accessible to everyone.
Enjoy Shipyard IPA bottles with roasted chicken, a crusty loaf or a great seared piece of beef.
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From his family-owned brewery in the heart of Portland, Maine, famed for shipbuilding and ambitious world discovery, Fred Fordley drove the original American craft beer movement. His mission to this day; to take original American craft beer around the world making it accessible to everyone.
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Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Co. Ltd,
WV1 4JT,
UK.
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Carlsberg Marston's Brewing Co. Ltd,
WV1 4JT,
UK.
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Please drink responsibly
| Know your limits | |
| The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week |
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Customer reviews (32)
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American style serviceable IPA
Crisp and refreshing, its not the best out there but hoppy and light. Good value for money.
Lovely IPA
A really lovely IPA - it's quickly become a favourite.
IPA with L plates
Not bad for the innocent palate but nothing beats Arbor NEIPAs (brewed in Bristol). Dont be too shocked by the brewing provenance of these so called craft beers. This one comes straight outta Wolverhampton. Brooklyn Defender is brewed in Northampton and is owned by Carlsberg. If you want proper microbrewed NEIPA, go to Boston NE where theyre still jealously independent for now...
Misleading label
Handcrafted from a family owned brewery or so it says on label - but the beer is made in Wolverhampton. To be fair, Ocado says that it's brewed in England but at first glance this appears to be a genuine American craft beer not something brewed under license by a large commercial brewery chain.
very nice
I really enjoy this beer and a lot cheaper here than my local Coop!.
Average Pale Ale
Unsurprisingly the draught version of this is much nicer. Bottled, it’s merely OK, nothing I would buy again. Lots of other more interesting beers on offer here.
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