Lewes Castle Brown Ale, Harvey's Brewery
Description
Best Standard Dark Ale in the 2008 World Beer Awards. A traditional full malty 'Brown Ale' with a creamy head. Mild hop notes with a lingering biscuity sweet palate give coffee and liquorice notes. A bitter sweet finish.
£3.95
Quantity Available: 12 or more
Product Code: S1329
Country
England
Region
Sussex
Sub-Region
Lewes
Alcohol Vol
4.8%
Bottle Size
50cl
Closure
crown cap
Producer Details
Harvey's Brewery is the oldest independent brewery in Sussex. A family business, the brewery has been in the guardianship of seven generations of John Harvey's descendants since 1790, with five family members from the seventh and eighth generations currently working here.
Still a privately-owned limited company, Harvey's has no shares marketed for external investment.
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