Exmoor Gold

Name: Exmoor Gold
Brand: Hogs Back Brewery

Hogs Back Brewery

£10.65

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Shelf Life: Your beer stays fresh for 3 days unopened. But once opened, drink within 48 hours. Always drink before the Best Before date. It was back in 1986 when Exmoor Gold launched – the first modern Golden Ale. Designed as a single-malt beer, Exmoor Gold was a stunning contrast to the traditional “brown” ales and coal-black Irish dry stouts of the day. The colour of Chardonnay, Exmoor Gold brings together a subtle soft, caramel-tinged maltiness with citrusy fresh hop fruitiness. Expect a beautifully balanced 4.5% Golden Ale, with a bittersweet finish and hints of citrus fruit weaving in and

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HOGS BACK BREWERY LIMITED, number 03083006. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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