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Saison<\/strong>: A\u00a0Belgian and French farmhouse staple, this beer is characterised by a fruity, peppery yeast pressure. Aromas of citrus fruit are outstanding, offset by a mushy malt presence. This rustic beer is often unfiltered, with a vigorous effervescence and slight acidity.<\/p>\n

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ESB (Additional-Particular Bitter)<\/strong>:\u00a0This pale English ale is mild on the palate with a warming caramel malt character that\u2019s excellent for spring. It has a deep copper hue with a nutty aroma.<\/p>\n

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Belgian Pale Ale<\/strong>:\u00a0A distinctively floral brew, this fashion meshes reasonable hop bitterness with a fruity Belgian yeast pressure. It\u2019s an easy-drinking beer with a barely candy end and complicated notes of citrus and pear.<\/p>\n

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