ONLY HERE
FOR THE BEER!

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FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW
FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW
FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW
FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW
FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW
FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW
FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW
FIND IT IN SUPERMARKETS NEAR YOU SOON AND PUBS RIGHT NOW

brewed as
a pale ale. Drinks like a lager. Tastes bloody
wonderful!

in case you haven’t
heard of us!

The beer can trace its roots back to 1822 when Samuel Allsopp and Job Goodhead brewed the first Burton India Pale Ale in a teapot.

The beer can trace its roots back to 1822 when Samuel Allsopp and Job Goodhead brewed the first Burton India Pale Ale in a teapot.

The beer can trace its roots back to 1822 when Samuel Allsopp and Job Goodhead brewed the first Burton India Pale Ale in a teapot.

The beer can trace its roots back to 1822 when Samuel Allsopp and Job Goodhead brewed the first Burton India Pale Ale in a teapot.

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"Beer-heads alert! Double diamonds being served in London after 30 years."

The mirror

"Punters called
double diamond 2.0
‘stunning’."

The mirror

"Beer lovers will soon be seeing double - and not for the reason they might expect."

The sun

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