Pale & Hoppy Mixed Cans

TAP SOCIAL MOVEMENT LIMITED

£13.99

A mixed split across our four year-round house pale ales and IPA. All beers are vegan. Time Better Spent - 5.1% Juicy IPA (2 Stars Great Taste Awards 2025) Generously hopped with Citra and Mosaic, our house IPA starts with mild upfront bitterness followed by lashings of peach, passion fruit, and mango aromas and flavours. Winner of Two Stars at The Great Taste Awards 2025! Home and Dry - 4.2% Hazy Pale Ale Hopped with heaps of Idaho 7, Krush, and experimental HBC 630, this hazy pale gives us a medley of tropical fruits led by mango, papaya, and a touch of pineapple muffin. It's got a soft mout

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