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Black Dub

WENSLEYDALE BREWERY (2013) LIMITED

£32.5

Combining different malts gives Black Dub a rich and complex taste; roasted coffee with hints of chocolate meet sweet oaty notes. Combining different malts gives Black Dub a rich and complex taste; roasted coffee with hints of chocolate meet sweet oaty notes. There is a dark, deep pool (or dub) in the River Cover to the rear of Middleham Castle, after which our stout is named. Alc. 4.4% Vol. 12 x 500ml bottles. Allergen advice: Contains Hops, Barley Wheat. Gluten free (This is not stated on our labels but we have recently had all of our bottles tested)

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WENSLEYDALE BREWERY (2013) LIMITED, number 08348223. 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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