Cable Guy 30 Litre Keg

THE ENNERDALE BREWERY LTD

£106.4

Cable Guy 4.9% ABV A precision brewed IPA with a gentle malt sweetness and juicy hop forward flavours, followed by a mellow, lasting bitterness. Dark golden in colour with tropical fruit aromas make Cable Guy a thirst-quenching Session IPA. The Inspiration: Born in Dumfries in 1824, James Anderson grew up with a longing to be a seaman. A dream he would realise through a seaman’s apprenticeship with the Shipping company T J Brocklebank in Whitehaven where his career went from strength to strength. By the age of 20 Anderson was commanding his own ship for Cunard, who by this time owned The White

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