How’s the Despair? Hoppy Red Ale, Sureshot Brewing
Description
Modern hoppy red ale brewed in collaboration with Galway Bay Brewery. Generously dry hopped with Simcoe for a firm bitterness that carries through the spicy, ruby red malt body. Some things there's no moving on from.
£4.95
Quantity Available: 1
Product Code: S15901
Country
England
Alcohol Vol
5%
Bottle Size
440ml Can
Producer Details
Sureshot Brewing are an independent brewery based in the belly of Manchester (under Piccadilly Station) that’s always focused on brewing beers they know people love: hoppy IPAs, clean lagers, and easy-drinking pales. Playing with the boundaries of their craft to bring the freshest, most exciting, and consistently excellent beers they can.
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