Rhythm

Name: Rhythm
Brand: Dolphin Brewery

Dolphin Brewery

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RHYTHM | AGED SOUR WITH ELDERBERRIES AND GRAPE SKINS Rhythm is a deeply layered beer with a distinct red wine character, having been aged on Pinot Noir, Pinot Meunier and Seyval Blanc grape skins from Stanlake Park Wine Estate. Foraged elderberries, picked locally, were added alongside the grape skins to add richness and depth, and to accentuate the fruit character. The result is a robust, well-structured beer with earthy, oaky notes and pleasing tannins on the finish. ABV: 7.0% 330ml bottle Allergens: Cereals containing gluten ( Wheat and Barley ) Delivery charges: Minimum Order: £20 Shipping

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Registered at Companies House as DOLPHIN BREWERY LIMITED, number 10571345. Checked 2026-08-29.
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