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Ginni’s Beer Nuts

£1.30

Classic beer nuts from Ginni’s — available in both Traditional and Spicy flavours

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A Brief History of Beer: Bitter 🍻

In ye olde times, the humble brewers options were rather limited. You either brewed strong, dark beer... or you went out of business. Thats not down to any trends in taste, either; it was simply impossible for anyone to brew beer of a moderate strength without it going off almost immediately.

However, thanks to improving hygiene standards at the end of the 19th century, it suddenly became possible to brew lower-strength, lighter beers that didnt go off immediately!* To confuse historians, these new styles were all known as Pale Ales.

At some point in the mid-20th century, pub-goers gave this complex, amber-coloured ale the oh-so intelligent delineation of bitter. Nowadays, British bitters are famous worldwide for packing a great deal of flavour into a (usually) low abv. Take our Frothingham Best, for example 😉

A Brief History of Beer: Bitter 🍻

In ye olde times, the humble brewer's options were rather limited. You either brewed strong, dark beer... or you went out of business. That's not down to any trends in taste, either; it was simply impossible for anyone to brew beer of a moderate strength without it going off almost immediately.

However, thanks to improving hygiene standards at the end of the 19th century, it suddenly became possible to brew lower-strength, lighter beers that didn't go off immediately!* To confuse historians, these new styles were all known as "Pale Ales".

At some point in the mid-20th century, pub-goers gave this complex, amber-coloured ale the oh-so intelligent delineation of "bitter". Nowadays, British bitters are famous worldwide for packing a great deal of flavour into a (usually) low abv. Take our Frothingham Best, for example 😉 ... See MoreSee Less

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Love the flavour

Lovely complex taste!

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Thats that for Tyto Alba, Im afraid! 😭 But I wouldnt get too down about it; our next bottled beers almost here...

But why wait? Fine Fettles a golden ale thats just packed with passionfruit and mango flavours. Weve carefully balanced those fruit notes out with a slightly spiced bitterness, courtesy of some East Kent Goldings hops. It’s a true fan favourite, and in fine form too!

Fine Fettle will be here in the next few days. Until then, have a lovely weekend, everyone! 🤗

That's that for Tyto Alba, I'm afraid! 😭 But I wouldn't get too down about it; our next bottled beer's almost here...

But why wait? Fine Fettle's a golden ale that's just packed with passionfruit and mango flavours. We've carefully balanced those fruit notes out with a slightly spiced bitterness, courtesy of some East Kent Goldings hops. It’s a true fan favourite, and in fine form too!

Fine Fettle will be here in the next few days. Until then, have a lovely weekend, everyone! 🤗 ... See MoreSee Less

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Our delivery arrived this afternoon! Derek says he thinks very soon our order will arrive before we actually order it!! Brilliant service, thanks! x 👏👏

Glad I got my 12 bottles of Tyto Alba earlier today..👍🍺

I'm sure my last keg had a leak lol

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