Welsh Pride Mixed Case

Name: Welsh Pride Mixed Case
Brand: Conwy Brewery

Conwy Brewery

£29.6

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Welsh Pride is Conwy Brewery s best-selling bitter and a North Wales icon. Now you can experience it two ways in one box. The Taste the Different Pack puts 6 bottles alongside 6 Draught Pour cans same copper-coloured classic, genuinely different drinking experiences. The bottle delivers the beer as it was born: naturally conditioned, with a lively orange citrus aroma and that signature sweet, nutty, malty finish at 4.3% ABV. The Draught Pour can swaps CO2 for nitrogen, dialling down the fizz and turning up the creaminess a softer mouthfeel, a finer cascading head, and the toffee malt character

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Registered at Companies House as CONWY BREWERY LIMITED, number 04667335. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Welsh Pride Mixed Case

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