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Clockwork AmberClockHouse Amber

Crammed full of Premium Ale and Crystal barley malts, this brew shows off a rich Amber colour.  Medium bodied and rounded, with subtle woody notes blended with an ultra-modern hop finish. Lightly fruity, with an edge of sweet maltiness, leaving a medium dry finish.

This brew is a classic cask conditioned Ale.

TASTING NOTES

Visual – Naturally Cloudy with a dense, running to lacy, head

Smell – Stone fruit, Toffee, Malts, Caramel, Citrus Hint

Taste – Fruity, mild Woodiness, Bitter, Medium Dry – easy drinking, bold mouthfeel

Carbonation – Natural Carbonation / Medium Soft

Bitterness – Medium (2.5/5)

Sweetness – Medium Dry

Style

Traditional Amber Ale

ABV – 3.9%

IBUs – 28

Lighthouse Pale

Crammed full of Premium Ale malt, this beer kicks off dry, medium bodied, and spicy, it pours a pale hazy golden colour with grapefruit, pine and citrus aromas. Dry refreshing mouthfeel with a lingering, spicy, dry bitterness, ending in a clean dry finish.

This brew is a classic cask conditioned Pale Ale, with a spicy multi-national hop blend.

TASTING NOTES

Visual – Classic Pale Ale – naturally hazy with a dense fluffy head

Smell – Big ‘hoppy’ nose with hints of Grapefruit, Grassy Pine and Citrus

Taste – Classic bold mouthfeel, Grassy Pine & Citrus notes, Spicy with a dry hop forward bitterness, easy drinking.

Carbonation – Natural Cask conditioned / Medium Soft

Bitterness – Medium+ (3/5)

Sweetness – Medium Dry

Food Pairing – Exceptional match with Fish (great with Mackerel or Tuna, and ‘chippy’ style Cod), Chicken (Roasted or Fried), real British Cheese, BBQ Ribs, Blonde-Pizza, Roast Pork with Crackling. Terrific with a great British Curry.

Style

Nouveau-Traditional Pale Ale

ABV – 5.5%

IBUs – 39

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Brown (Winter Only)

5.0% ABV.

Rich brown colour on the pour with hazy red highlights. On the nose there are notes of brown sugar, mild roasted malt and a touch of cocoa –  the hop notes lean toward a spicy, grassy, herbal quality. The English yeast strain contributes  some creaminess on the palate but without any heaviness. Digging deeper you’ll find notes of summer morning toast, a light nuttiness, coffee and cocoa, a hint of maple, and a light brown-sugar-like sweetness – a mild hop bitterness and simultaneous tart hint provides balance. Hops also add a citrusy and a nice spicy tone, and there’s a bit of a fruity undercurrent – a signature Hedgedog undertone.