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James Squire Golden Ale (6 x 345ml bottles)

James Squire Golden Ale (6 x 345ml bottles)

£16.45 Best Before 25 November 2019 (more info)

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The first to grow hops and brew beer in the fledgling colony, James Squire’s place in Australian history is secure. A crafty blend of charm and assiduity, he grew from a convict shipped out on the First Fleet to Australia in disgrace, to a publican and philanthropist of great renown. The James Squire range is named for him.

Golden Ale’s toasted barley and wheat grains make it a bold, golden amber colour. It has a floral aroma thanks to the Amarillo hops used, and this also gives it slight bitterness. Fruity, citrus notes give way to a dry, thirst-quenching finish.

ABV (Alcohol): 4.5% vol.

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Product Information

ABV (Alcohol):	4.5% vol.
Product Weight:	3200g *
Expected Shelf Life:	Best Before 25 November 2019
Can this item be gift wrapped?	No. Fragile products will be bubbled wrapped and included outside of the gift basket to ensure they arrive safely. Large products may not fit nicely into a gift basket, so will be packed separately.

* 20% is added for padding and packaging to calculate the parcel weight

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Contains Cereals containing gluten.

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Customer rating and reviews for James Squire Golden Ale (6 x 345ml bottles)

Currently 5/5 Stars. 1 2 3 4 5 5/5 (3 Reviews)

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Lush   Currently 5/5 Stars. 1 2 3 4 5 By Deborah Peters Stunning flavour, refreshing and has a nice punchy depth. Delightful on the palate.

Its a Beauty !   Currently 5/5 Stars. 1 2 3 4 5 By Mick Kennedy Having just returned from a 5 week trip in Oz this was my tipple on draught in many micro brewery pubs and a must when I went to the bottle stores its a really lovely velvety smooth ale non cloudy - I am a cider/lager tipple in UK but this was the best on my list

not bad for a none beer drinker lol   Currently 5/5 Stars. 1 2 3 4 5 By janet njie was all i drank when in melbourne nov last year

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