Black Sheep Best Bitter

• ABV 3.8

Far and away our best selling cask beer, a well hopped, light golden best bitter with a distinctive, dry, refreshing taste, to be enjoyed in true Black Sheep style through a rich creamy head.

Brewed using our traditional methods and finest ingredients.

UNICORN
OG 1041 ABV 4.2%

Ingredients
British pale malts, crystal malt, small percentage of flaked maize and torrefied wheat, caramel for colour adjustment. Goldings whole hops and a small percentage of other British grown varieties; dry hopped in cask with Goldings.
Nose
Rich and complex aromas of Goldings hops, malt and tart fruit.
Palate
Superb mouth-feel of rich malt and hops, long dry finish with citric fruit notes.
Comments
Magnificent pale, tart and quenching complex brew; one for the desert island. Gold Medal winner 1998 Brewing Industry International Awards.

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