Product Information
Golden Ale
English Pale malts coupled with Challenger and Golding hops provide the bitterness and aroma. The result is a highly distinctive light, golden ale, with caramel aromas, a pleasing tofee apple flavour and a late bitterness.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
English Pale malts coupled with Challenger and Golding hops provide the bitterness and aroma. The result is a highly distinctive light, golden ale, with caramel aromas, a pleasing tofee apple flavour and a late bitterness.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Features
Light Caramel Aromas with a Late Bitterness, Expertly Crafted in Suffolk
Further description
Golden Ale
Traditional malted barley and English hops create a distinctive golden ale with a delicate, fresh, grainy after-taste. Brewed with skill and patience in one of Britain's finest small breweries.
Historical Notes
St. Peter's Brewery is located in a medieval hall in a remote and beautiful corner of Suffolk. Most of our beers begin their lives deep below the brewery with water drawn from a pure source - as it has been for over 700 years, essential for the full flavour and pure character of all St. Peter's beers.
Our beautiful flask-shaped oval bottle is a faithful copy of one produced c.1770 for Thomas Gerrard of Gibbstown, just across the Delware River from Hall and is a rare example of an oval Eighteenth Century beer bottle.
St. Peter's, the logo and bottle shape are trade marks of St. Peter's Brewery Co.
Traditional malted barley and English hops create a distinctive golden ale with a delicate, fresh, grainy after-taste. Brewed with skill and patience in one of Britain's finest small breweries.
Historical Notes
St. Peter's Brewery is located in a medieval hall in a remote and beautiful corner of Suffolk. Most of our beers begin their lives deep below the brewery with water drawn from a pure source - as it has been for over 700 years, essential for the full flavour and pure character of all St. Peter's beers.
Our beautiful flask-shaped oval bottle is a faithful copy of one produced c.1770 for Thomas Gerrard of Gibbstown, just across the Delware River from Hall and is a rare example of an oval Eighteenth Century beer bottle.
St. Peter's, the logo and bottle shape are trade marks of St. Peter's Brewery Co.
Nutritional data
| Typical Values | per 100ml |
|---|---|
| Energy (kj and kcal) | 212 kj / 51 kcal |
| Fat | 0.1 g |
| Of which Saturates | 0.1 g |
| Carbohydrate | 2.7 g |
| Of which Sugars | 0.1 g |
| Protein | 0.9 g |
| Salt | <0.1 g |
Preparation and Usage
Serve cool
Package type
Bottle
Recycling information
Packing - Recyclable
Other Information
Full Product Name:
Beer
Storage:
Store & serve cool, avoid direct sunlight, pressurised container handle with care.
Additional Information:
St. Peter's the logo and bottle shape are trademarks of St. Peter's Brewery Co. Ltd.
Beer
Storage:
Store & serve cool, avoid direct sunlight, pressurised container handle with care.
Additional Information:
St. Peter's the logo and bottle shape are trademarks of St. Peter's Brewery Co. Ltd.
Ingredients
Water, Malted Barley, Hops and Yeast
Allergen Information
Contains Barley
Brand
St. Peters
Brand details
Historical Notes
St. Peter's Brewery is located in a medieval hall in a remote and beautiful corner of Suffolk. There our beers begin their lives deep below the brewery with water drawn from a pure source - as it has been for over 700 years, essential for the full flavour and pure character of all St. Peter's beers.
Our beautiful flask-shaped oval bottle is a faithful copy of one produced c. 1770 for Thomas Gerrard of Gibbstown, just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. The original is now kept at St. Peter's Hall and is a rare example of an oval Eighteenth Century beer bottle.
St. Peter's Brewery is located in a medieval hall in a remote and beautiful corner of Suffolk. There our beers begin their lives deep below the brewery with water drawn from a pure source - as it has been for over 700 years, essential for the full flavour and pure character of all St. Peter's beers.
Our beautiful flask-shaped oval bottle is a faithful copy of one produced c. 1770 for Thomas Gerrard of Gibbstown, just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. The original is now kept at St. Peter's Hall and is a rare example of an oval Eighteenth Century beer bottle.
Manufacturer
St. Peter's Brewery,
St. Peter's Hall,
NR. Bungay,
Suffolk,
NR35 1NQ,
UK.
St. Peter's Hall,
NR. Bungay,
Suffolk,
NR35 1NQ,
UK.
Return to Address
St. Peter's Brewery,
St. Peter's Hall,
NR. Bungay,
Suffolk,
NR35 1NQ,
UK.
www.stpetersbrewery.co.uk
St. Peter's Hall,
NR. Bungay,
Suffolk,
NR35 1NQ,
UK.
www.stpetersbrewery.co.uk
Tasting notes
Highly distinctive light, golden ale, with caramel aromas, a pleasing tofee apple flavour and a late bitterness
Alcohol by volume
4.7
Units
2.4
Serving suggestions
Serve cool
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