Winter Ales (Warmer)

November 28, 2009
By boz

youngs-winter-warmer-newThere used to be a tradition amongst brewers of brewing cask Winter Ales especially for the Christmas market. One springs to mind that I remember was brewed by Walkers Brewery. It was called Winter Warmer. I recollect that it was great stuff, almost red in colour, very toffee flavoured and not for the faint hearted with an ABV of 6.0.%.

Having looked around some of the micro brewers internet sites it seems this tradition is still going strong. We at Inndoctor thought it would be a good idea to flag up these brews and what pubs are selling them. So if you are selling one of these festive brews or know a pub that is, let us know on the comments section below.

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2 Responses to “ Winter Ales (Warmer) ”

  1. Whats yours on December 6, 2009 at 11:14 am

    Anyone tried Adnams yuletide. Pretty good stuff . 4.5% Foreget Ready Brek this stuff will keep your insides warm.

  2. Bass Boy on December 6, 2009 at 9:36 pm

    Winters Tail
    Try this one
    Winters Tail, from Whittingtons Brewery, Gloustershire, onlhttp://www.three-choirs-vineyards.co.uk/ine
    5.1% a lovely dark traditional winter ale, plenty of crystal and a generous amount of chocolate malt giving you a nice smooth finish. Brewed with Goldings hops, and a touch of Northdown and Crystal, which allows for a pleasant hoppy and slightly nutty taste, an absolute must for those cold winter nights by the fire.
    Bottled and great!

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