JerusalemThe rich and roasted malt notes defy the pale colour in this special bitter. Brewed as a one off for St. Georges day it went down so well it made a number of re appearances since for significant national events, and has a great following in bottle. A traditional bitter style ale, the pale colour defies a rich maltiness normally associated with a darker ale. We laboured long and hard over this one. Sick and tired of seeing classic English pubs making

A sweeter Pale Ale

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but a) we wanted it to be very commercially viable and b) we can't get any more malt in our mash-tun

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We can’t get hold of the Brampton Mild recipe

It's maybe not as strong as some takes on this style of ale

Originally brewed by Whitbread in the 1990’s to celebrate 250 years of them brewing

Learn more about this ale

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A small sharing board of crackers

thus the 'Curse of the Bambino' was created - Bambino being Babe Ruth's nickname

The beer is an easy drinking extra pale ale which finishes sweeter on the palate but is aromatically hopped with Simcoe and Cascade