Sharp's Atlantic Pale Ale Beer 24 x 500 ml (cans)

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According to the German Association of Brewers (DBB), now as many as one in 15 beers of the estimated annual 6.2 million hectolitres consumed in Germany contains no alcohol. This is being put down to an increase in health awareness as well as an improvement in the quality of a beverage with a reputation for being flat and tasteless, typically drunk only out of necessity. Make sure your glasses are properly clean. Bubbles adhering to the side of the glass means they’re not completely clean, and can influence the taste of the beer. The voluminous hopped mutha delivers a hoppy nose and assertive-but-balanced flavors of pale malts and citrusy floral hops from start to finish,” reads the beer’s Untappd description. Pour into a glass angled at 45 degrees and leave space for the head, as it adds to the aroma and taste of the first sip.

Their hand-brewed ales play tribute to the Celtic heritage of Cornwall and the names of their ales are based on the legend of King Arthur. According to legend, King Arthur was born at Tintagel Castle.Sierra Nevada Brewing Co. Founder Ken Grossman began dabbling in homebrewing as a teenager in 1969. But it was during a climbing trip to the Sierra Nevada Mountains in 1978 when the idea to build a brewery first came to mind. Grossman set out creating Sierra Nevada Brewing Co., handbuilding the brewhouse from scratch using primarily dairy equipment. Eventually, he turned his attention to brewing the perfect pale ale. Next on our list of Cornish brweries is something a bit closer to the location of Carbis Bay Holidays. St Ives Brewery is a small micro-brewer based in our lovely coastal town of St Ives. What truly sets Atlantic Pale Ale apart from its contemporaries is its exceptional balance and drinkability. It pairs beautifully with a variety of dishes, from fresh seafood to hearty pub classics. Its distinct character and undeniable charm make it the perfect choice for any gathering, whether you're sharing tales of adventure with fellow seafarers or simply enjoying a quiet pint at your favourite coastal retreat.

Our experts uncovered several decent options, but only one stood out enough to be named a Best Buy, with its vibrant fruity flavour netting it top marks. Think of Drake’s 1500 like the everyday hoppy beer. A dry hop of Amarillo and Simcoe give this pale ale its signature bold grapefruit and orange character. While two-row and Crystal 35 malts give a bit of toast and honey. Featuring Carastan malts and a blend of four different hops, Doggie Style leans a little outside the standard style. This is a beer that drinks like…well, beer, and at 5.5% ABV it’s a beer-flavored beer you can have more than one of in one afternoon.Which honestly is pretty strange if you think about it because Dogfish Head Co-Founder Sam Calagione brewed Shelter Pale Ale first. This category featured IPAs from a selection of popular brands including Beavertown, Goose Island and Greene King. And although American pale ales have a storied past, they’re continuing to evolve. Today, you’ll find major breweries like SweetWater brewing extra pale ales (a sort of bigger APA, but not yet an IPA) and those like Tröegs and Night Shift experimenting with hazy pale ales. Both of which we’ve included on this list. Take your first sip, and prepare to be swept away by Atlantic Pale Ale's lively symphony of flavours. The initial burst of fruity hops gives way to a subtle malt sweetness, culminating in a crisp, clean finish that leaves you thirsting for more. With an ABV of 4.5%, it's the perfect companion for a leisurely afternoon spent basking in the sun, or a raucous evening of sea shanties and merriment.

The hops are key here, supported by a light-toasted pale malt and clean-fermenting ale yeast. When you think of American pale ales, these beers should taste a tad floral but also juicy with big notes of orange, grapefruit, and other citrus.We’ve come to the last item on our list of Cornish breweries, but it is by no means the least. The Harbour Brewing Company’s dream was to brew proper beer reflecting the land (and shores) from where it came. In late 1980, Sierra Nevada Founder Ken Grossman set out to make a beer that showcased his love of one particular Pacific Northwest hop: Cascade. Technically a hazy pale ale, we’re including Tröegs Haze Charmer here because…well, it will cast a spell on you. But Rachel Hundt, sitting outside Cafe am Markt drawing on a non-alcoholic pils from a Bavarian brewery, says: “It’s just what I want in this heat. I like the slightly bitter taste and it might be psychological, but I get a buzz. I suppose it’s from the hops.”

In 2008, a disused milking parlour on the edge of Bodmin Moor was transformed into a brewery. Penpont Brewery use spring water and natural ingredients to create beautiful flavours. Then there’s the Brewhouse Belgian, which is inspired by Belgian beer with a Cornish twist; it’s cloudy with a zesty tone. If you’re a fan of deep and rich ales, the St Nicholas Chapel ale is for you. It’s brewed with raisins and demerara sugar for a sweet and unique taste.

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As you embark on your tasting voyage, you'll be greeted by Atlantic Pale Ale's shimmering golden hue, evocative of a sun-kissed Cornish beach. The aroma, a captivating blend of citrus, tropical fruits, and a touch of floral hops, conjures images of crashing waves and salty sea air. But Oskar Blues Brewery Founder Dale Katechis also did something else completely different with his eponymous pale ale; he put it in a can. SweetWater calls 420 Extra Pale Ale its most popular beer, “dry hopped with a fat stash of Cascade hops.” There are lots more to choose from and their ales come in cans as well as glass bottles. They even have their own Harbour clothing range! No holiday to St Ives would be complete without sampling at least one of the local St Ives cask ales! The Harbourside Light Ale has a citrus and floral hop aroma. The clue is in the name, but this one is best enjoyed on the waterside, watching boats sail in and out of the harbour.