This quintessential British Golden Ale pours a brilliant straw-gold, offering an exceptionally refreshing sensory experience tailored for sessionability. The profile is defined by a prominent fruity citrus aroma that transitions seamlessly into the flavor, supported by a restrained bready malt backbone. Brewed as a clean and easy-drinking pint, it delivers a subtle crisp bite on the palate that enhances its quenching nature. The absence of caramel malts allows the bright hop character to remain the focal point, resulting in a medium-dry finish with a lingering, pleasant bitterness. Its cask conditioning ensures a smooth, approachable character that defines the brewery's flagship appeal.
Appearance.Straw to light golden in color (3-4 SRM). Displays brilliant clarity with a low to moderate creamy white head that leaves light lacing on the glass, typical of a well-kept cask ale.
Aroma.Moderate intensity featuring bright citrus notes and a light floral undertone. Low bready malt aroma provides a clean base without any caramel sweetness. Fermentation esters are very low, ensuring a hop-forward bouquet.
Taste.Initial impression is crisp and hop-led with flavors of lemon zest and grapefruit. A low bready and slightly biscuity malt character provides balance without adding weight. Hop bitterness is moderate and firm, leading to a clean, dry finish with a refreshing citrus aftertaste.
Mouthfeel.Medium-light body with the characteristic low, soft carbonation of a cask-conditioned ale. Smooth and light on the tongue with no alcohol warmth and a notable lack of astringency.
Sensory Profile.
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Salcombe Shingle Bay (Cask)
A light, easy drinking golden ale with a fruity citrus aroma and flavour, giving a subtle crisp bite ... to refresh the palate.
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A light, easy drinking golden ale with a fruity citrus aroma and flavour, giving a subtle crisp bite to refresh the palate.
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