Splendour – 4.4%

Name: Splendour – 4.4%
Brand: Abbeydale Brewery

Abbeydale Brewery

£21

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Blood Orange Infused Pale We ve given our summer seasonal pale ale a glow up for our 30th anniversary! A light and refreshing orange infused pale ale, with fresh blood oranges for aromatic top notes and a boost of zesty flavour. A blend of Centennial and Amarillo hops amplify the citrussy character. Crisp and crushable with a pithy, bitter finish. Bring a little bit of sunshine to your glass! This beer is the orange-y fruit of Sam Mick from our sales team! first brewed in 2020, it returns in the latest iteration, a blood orange pale ale. Both keen surfers, Sam Mick wanted a beer that would tas

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as ABBEYDALE BREWERY LIMITED, number 04586313. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Splendour – 4.4%

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