Wild Wood - 5.2%

WILDCRAFT BREWERY LIMITED

£36

🍫🍒 A rich, indulgent stout inspired by Black Forest gâteau. Dark, decadent and full of depth, Wild Wood blends roasted malt, chocolate richness and juicy cherry character into a smooth, luxurious stout that feels like a treat from the first sip. 🍻 Beer Overview Style: Flavoured Stout (Black Forest Gâteau) ABV: 5.2% Flavour Profile: Rich, chocolatey and fruity with a smooth finish Hops: (kept subtle to let the malt and flavour shine) Malt Base: Dark roasted malts with chocolate malt for depth and richness 👅 Tasting Notes Velvety smooth from the outset, Wild Wood delivers layers of dark choc

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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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Where it is made
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