Gold Run

Name: Gold Run
Brand: Durty Brewing

Durty Brewing

£27.6

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£2.30 per can Smooth, Citrusy Pale Ale – 4.2% Sold in packs of 12 Gold Run is our dangerously drinkable pale ale for all occassions. Brewed with a choice combo of Vienna, pale wheat malts, and packed full of our favourite British Hops. Expect a smooth, balanced drinking experience with juicy tangerine and tropical fruits on the nose, tonnes of tangy citrus and a little sweetness to taste, finished off with a pleasant hoppy bitternes. Gold Run is brewed with the following: Malts: Pale, Wheat, Vienna Hops: Olicana, UK Cascade, First Gold Inspired by the rides and runs of the Tweed Valley.

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Registered at Companies House as DURTY BREWING LTD, number SC682991. Checked 2026-08-29.
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Gold Run

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