Leveson Buck: 12 – Case Bottle

TITSEY BREWING CO. LIMITED

£36

Leveson Buck (3.7% ABV) session IPA is a feisty little fellow with an American accent. Can be enjoyed either as cask ale from the handpump or carbonated from the keg tap. After hopping in the brew as normal, more hops are added as it ferments, tons more flavour but without the extra bitterness. A more complex beer that can deal with big flavours. Allergens: Wheat, Gluten, Malted Barley, Oats Case of 12 bottles

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