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A 500ml dark glass bottle of East India Pale Ale with a light brown label set on a wooden table infront of a rustic cement wall.
A pint glass full of East India pale Ale which is a vibrant golden heritage beer wth a foamy head, sat on a rustic wooden table with a dark walled background
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East India Pale Ale - London 1897, 5.8% (500ml)

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The Kernel Brewery
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A single 500ml bottle of East India Pale Ale, London 1897, 5.8%

Malt: Golden Promise, Dextrin Malt
Hops: Goldings, Challenger
Yeast: English Ale Yeast

Based on a Fuller's recipe from 1897. The colour is burnished gold.  Aroma is an enticing blend of marmalade, toffee, spice and gunpowder/flint.  The flavour starts clean but quickly moves into a marmalade warmth, more of an orange honey character than the way the malt presents in our house IPAs.  This beer then has a dry finish, tea like, the fruit giving way slowly to something a touch herbal, a touch bitter.  The bottle and keg version give sparkle and lightness, an effervescence that accentuates the refreshing character that these beers needed to provide at their destination.

For a more detailed write  up about this beer please check out our blog post about the East India Pale Ale here: https://the-kernel-brewery.myshopify.com/blogs/the-kernel-origin-story/east-india-pale-ale-london-1897-5-8