Crush

TRIPLE POINT BREWING LTD

£4.25

TANGY. FRUITY. CRUSHABLE. Bursting with juicy cherries and bold blackberries, Crush delivers a fruity hit with a tangy twist in every sip! Crisp, thirst-quenching, and refreshingly tangy, it s perfectly balanced with sweet berry notes. Made for sunny afternoons in the garden and anyone who likes their beer with a face-squinting punch. It s a very, berry good time. 4.8% vegan and gluten-free fruited sour. Added Blackberry and Cherry Purées for a fruity and slightly sour taste Hop: Mittelfruh. Vegan Certified Gluten Free sour beer Allergens: Barley, wheat, cherry, blackberry.

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TRIPLE POINT BREWING LTD, number 11679870. Checked 2026-08-29.
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