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Freeminer Waterloo Ale A hoppy distinctive beer, the benchmark of the Freeminer style of brewing. Hops abound in this classic beer. Brewed with Goldings and Fuggles hops, which are grown locally at Ledbury, Herefordshire, one of the traditional hop growing areas of the U.K. The beer has a distinctive bitterness at around 30 E.B.U., the colour is a light, digestive biscuit brown. Hops abound and blend perfectly with a balanced malt character, derived from traditionally malted Marris otter malt. No hop oils, artificial sugars, or adjuncts are used in the production of Freeminer beers. A no nonsense beer for drinkers who appreciate beer with taste. Available in bottle conditioned form, in 5OOMI NRB bottles. The BCB is produced using the intrinsic yeast from the primary fermentation of the beer, and no priming sugars are used, carbonation in bottle being from the fermentation of residual sugars. qty: Alcohol %: 4.5% Brewery: Freeminer Brewery Ltd. Country: United Kingdom Type: Ale - Bitter Note: Images on this website are for illustration only. Products may differ from those pictured.

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