Harvey's Georgian Dragon Ruby Ale
UK, England
Single Price:
£3.90
Mixed 6 Price:
£3.60
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Description
In a nutshell:
A ruby ale offering an intensely hoppy flavour with a lingering bitterness and a surprising hint of fruitcake.
The lowdown:
Georgian Dragon is a classic ruby ale, brewed by the fine folk at Harvey's in the lead up to St George's Day. A touch of fruit on the nose, mind you, something akin to a well-matured fruitcake, perhaps. On the palate, the malt has its say, a gentle sweetness with a hint of biscuit. The hops provide a pleasing, earthy bitterness, ensuring a proper grown-up beer, without venturing into any newfangled silliness. One to quietly enjoy with a hearty cheddar.
The Brewery:
Tucked away in Lewes, deep into Sussex, Harvey's have been brewing for eight generations. From their traditional brewery in the heart of the town it's obvious their roots lie in a much earlier age. Nonetheless they've consummately managed to navigate the modern world with their time-tested brewing methods. Their beers lean towards the traditional. There's their Best Bitter, which does precisely what it advertises - delivering a rather agreeable pint. And if you're in the mood for something darker, their Old Ale is a proper winter warmer with just the right amount of depth. In a world of ever-changing craft beer trends and more hops than you can shake a stick at, Harvey's offers a certain old-school charm and there's something reassuring in their steadfast dedication to well-made, unfussy brews.
Style - IPA ABV 4.7% - Moderate Strength
A ruby ale offering an intensely hoppy flavour with a lingering bitterness and a surprising hint of fruitcake.
The lowdown:
Georgian Dragon is a classic ruby ale, brewed by the fine folk at Harvey's in the lead up to St George's Day. A touch of fruit on the nose, mind you, something akin to a well-matured fruitcake, perhaps. On the palate, the malt has its say, a gentle sweetness with a hint of biscuit. The hops provide a pleasing, earthy bitterness, ensuring a proper grown-up beer, without venturing into any newfangled silliness. One to quietly enjoy with a hearty cheddar.
The Brewery:
Tucked away in Lewes, deep into Sussex, Harvey's have been brewing for eight generations. From their traditional brewery in the heart of the town it's obvious their roots lie in a much earlier age. Nonetheless they've consummately managed to navigate the modern world with their time-tested brewing methods. Their beers lean towards the traditional. There's their Best Bitter, which does precisely what it advertises - delivering a rather agreeable pint. And if you're in the mood for something darker, their Old Ale is a proper winter warmer with just the right amount of depth. In a world of ever-changing craft beer trends and more hops than you can shake a stick at, Harvey's offers a certain old-school charm and there's something reassuring in their steadfast dedication to well-made, unfussy brews.
Style - IPA ABV 4.7% - Moderate Strength
Details
| Categories | Beer & Cider / Ale / IPA |
| Region | England |
| Country | UK |
| Volume | 50cl |
| ABV | 4.7% |
| SKU | HA34ZZBK |
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