Nectar - Honey Pilsner

WYE VALLEY MEADERY LTD

£22

A crisp, refreshing pilsner brewed with premium Pilsner malt, noble hops and a generous helping of British honey. Nectar is our take on a classic European lager, combining traditional brewing techniques with the character of real honey to create a beer that's clean, balanced and incredibly drinkable. Unlike beers made with sugar adjuncts, the honey isn't there to make Nectar sweet. It ferments alongside the malt, adding a subtle floral aroma, a smooth rounded body and a delicate honey finish that complements the crisp bitterness of the hops. Tasting Notes Light-bodied and refreshing, with soft

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