Happ

TOLLGATE BREWERY LIMITED

£4

4.5% abv A highly sessionable IPA developed from our former Viking Gold ale. Has this beer anything to do with Vikings? To be honest… no, apart from the name Happ which is old Norse for good fortune. But it is good and we liked the name. Citra is the predominant hop, balanced with English olicana and malted oats for a smooth mouth feel. There is the citra zing yet not too overpowering. Just a good, highly drinkable IPA. We love it and we’re fairly sure those Vikings would too. 440ml Malts: Malted Barley, Malted Wheat, Malted Oats Main Hops: Citra, Olicana Ingredients: Yeast, Hops, Water, Barle

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Registered at Companies House as TOLLGATE BREWERY LIMITED, number 07718418. Checked 2026-08-29.
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