Tri-Ball Tribute – 12 x 500ml Bottles (Golden Blonde Ale, 3.9% ABV)

SULWATH BREWERS LIMITED

£37

The Tri-Ball Tribute – 12 x 500ml Bottles is a crisp, refreshing golden blonde ale brewed to celebrate all racket sports. With three hop varieties blended with wheat pale malts and a subtle grapefruit finish, it’s perfect for home enjoyment, gifting, or sharing with friends. Experience the perfect blend of craft brewing and sporty inspiration with the Tri-Ball Tribute – 12 x 500ml Bottles , a golden blonde ale from Sulwath Brewers. Designed for home enjoyment, gifting, or sharing with friends, this beer captures the excitement and spirit of racket sports while delivering a fresh, crisp, and fl

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