12 Bottle Bitter & Dark Box

TOLLGATE BREWERY LIMITED

£38

A mixed selection of any of our current core and seasonal darks, reds and bitter ales. A selection of Tollgates’ finest year-round and seasonal bitters and dark in 500ml bottles Billy’s . 4.7% . Best bitter Duffield Amber . 4.5% bitter Old Rasputin . 4.6% . Stout Plus a mix of our current seasonal bottles, may include 2 or more of some varieties. All bottle conditioned. Pour lovingly to ensure a clear glass of beer. Image for illustrative purposes only and beers are subject to seasonal changes and our brew schedule therefore may not represent box contents.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TOLLGATE BREWERY LIMITED, number 07718418. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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