NEW - Wild Crush - 4.8%

WILDCRAFT BREWERY LIMITED

£4.5

🍑 Wild Crush | 4.8% Hazy IPA 🍑 Release date 08/06/26 - Pre order for deliveries starting 10/06/26 Brewbacca's been raiding the fruit stash again. Wild Crush is a soft, juicy hazy IPA packed with tropical fruit flavours, ripe peach, pineapple and citrus. Low on bitterness and dangerously easy-drinking, this is the kind of beer that somehow empties itself. Don't say I didn't warn you. Brewed with Mosaic, Citra, Nectaron and Idaho 7 hops, Wild Crush delivers layer upon layer of juicy hop character balanced by a smooth, hazy body and a remarkably soft finish. Expect notes of mango, peach, pineap

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as WILDCRAFT BREWERY LIMITED, number 10001335. Checked 2026-08-29.
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