Wild Medlar - Mixed ferm - Barrel aged special edition

WILDCRAFT BREWERY LIMITED

£10.99

These special one off, limited edition mixed ferm beers feature our Wild Medlar ale in a 500ml bottle. We fermented the beer on its own yeasts and then transferred into 3 different types of wooden barrel to age for 1 year. This has resulted in unique flavours, 3 very different abv's and exciting overtones of whisky, bourbon and Port, all from the wood they have been aged in. You can try all 3 and discover the way each barrel has imparted its own amazing flavours into one of our most intriguing beers. Flavours: Cider, apples, whisky, bourbon, port, oak Please note that due to this beer being mi

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