Wild Summer - Trade

WILDCRAFT BREWERY LIMITED

£90

Pale Ale // 4.5% • Vegan • Gluten Free • Low Fined Wild Summer is exactly what it says on the tin… a bright, refreshing pale ale designed for warmer days, fuller beer gardens, and faster-moving bars. At 4.5%, it sits comfortably as a go-to pint when the sun’s out, offering more flavour than a standard session ale while still keeping things light, crisp and endlessly drinkable. This is the beer that quietly becomes “the one everyone’s on” when the weather turns. 🍂 Flavour Profile A clean, pale malt base provides a light, slightly bready backbone, allowing the hops to shine without overwhelming

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