Moffat Toffee Golden Ale party keg – 5L (Live, Unpasteurised) 4.5% ABV

SULWATH BREWERS LIMITED

£25

The Moffat Toffee Golden Ale 5L Party Keg delivers the unique collaboration between Sulwath Brewers and Moffat Toffee. Subtle flavours of vanilla, honey, caramel, and lemon make this live, unpasteurised ale perfect for parties, events, or sharing with friends. Consume within seven to ten days. Experience the unique flavours of Scotland with the Moffat Toffee Golden Ale party keg , a 5L live, unpasteurised ale created in collaboration between Sulwath Brewers and Moffat Toffee . This party keg format is perfect for sharing at small gatherings, celebrations, or tasting sessions at home, offering

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Registered at Companies House as SULWATH BREWERS LIMITED, number SC163330. Checked 2026-08-29.
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