Description
xMeet Spresso, our ink black coffee stout forged with chocolate malt and midnight oil coffee concentrate from our pals at Climpson & Sons. Whatâs the secret ingredient? Concentrate, said Climpson & Sons, but itâs hard to focus when youâve lost yourself in the tidal pull of this malty mesmerising stout.Tasting Notes: Roasted coffee beans, swimming among tones of sweet dark fruit & cocoa boosted by a caffeine kick.
Product informationMeet Spresso, our ink black coffee stout forged with chocolate malt and midnight oil coffee concentrate from our pals at Climpson & Sons. Whats the secret ingredient? Concentrate, said Climpson & Sons, but its hard to focus when youve lost yourself in the tidal pull of this malty mesmerising stout.
Tasting Notes: Roasted coffee beans, swimming among tones of sweet dark fruit & cocoa boosted by a caffeine kick.
Tasting Notes: Roasted coffee beans, swimming among tones of sweet dark fruit & cocoa boosted by a caffeine kick.
Suitable for vegetarians
Preparation and Usage
Drink fresh
Package Type
Bottle
Other Information
Full Product Name:
Beer
Storage:
Store cool and upright
Best before: See base
Safety Warning:
DO NOT AGE
Beer
Storage:
Store cool and upright
Best before: See base
Safety Warning:
DO NOT AGE
Brand
Beavertown
Beavertown Brewery.
Out of this world beer. Drank on earth.
For our full range of beers, awesome merch and more information check out shop.beavertownbrewery.co.uk.
Out of this world beer. Drank on earth.
For our full range of beers, awesome merch and more information check out shop.beavertownbrewery.co.uk.
Out of this world beer.
Drank on earth.
Drank on earth.
Manufacturer
Brewed and packed at:
Beavertown Brewery,
London,
UK,
N17 9QP.
Beavertown Brewery,
London,
UK,
N17 9QP.
Return To Address
Beavertown Brewery,
London,
N17 9QP.
BEAVERTOWNBREWERY.COM
London,
N17 9QP.
BEAVERTOWNBREWERY.COM
Allergen Information
Contains Barley, Contains Oats
Allergy Information
Contains Barley, Oats.
ABV (%)
6.0
Units
Please drink responsibly2.6
| Know your limits |
| The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week |
