Burnt MillBurnt Mill Evergreen - Alcohol Free West Coast Pale Ale
Burnt Mill Evergreen is an alcohol free West Coast Pale from Burnt Mill Brewery in Suffolk. It brings the brewery’s hop led style into a lighter 0.5% beer, with tropical fruit, dank hop character and a gentle malt backbone. Expect overripe mango, berry notes and a balanced bitterness that gives it a proper pale ale feel. It is bright, full flavoured and a great choice when you want craft beer character without the alcohol. Vegan friendly and gluten free.
Tasting Notes
Pours: Golden amber with a light haze and a soft white head.
Aroma: Overripe mango, tropical fruit, berry notes, dank hops and light malt.
Palate: Rounded and hoppy, with juicy mango, soft berry fruit and a clean West Coast bitterness. The malt brings body and balance, while the hop character keeps it punchy, fresh and properly satisfying.
Finish: Gently bitter and crisp, with lingering tropical fruit and a dry pale ale snap.
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