Broadside Mini-Keg

£23.99
  • Premium Bitter
  • 4.7%
  • 5 Litres

The Battle of Sole Bay was fought off the coast of Southwold in 1672. Brewed to mark its tercentenary in 1972, Broadside’s taste has endured for over 50 years. This ruby red ale delivers a cannon of fruitcake notes and is charged with th... Read more

Contains: Barley


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Country
United Kingdom
Hops
First Gold
Malts
Pale Ale, Chocolate

Available in: Bottles Mini Keg

Allergen and Dietary

Allergens

Contains: Barley

Nutritional information (per 100ml)
Energy (KJ / kcal) 171 / 41

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A Barrage Of Flavours

A Barrage Of Flavours

Launched as a 6.3% bottled beer on 20 May 1972, Broadside’s full flavours were an instant hit. There were clamours for a cask version, so the brewing team was tasked with formulating a new recipe that delivered Broadside’s barrage of flavours at a lower strength. The bottled beer remains the strong original, but the 4.7% beer in cask shares its ruby red colour and rich fruitcake taste. Both versions have their fans and fifty years on, they are still going great guns. They are brewed with the same malts and British First Gold hops, but in differing proportions. Black and chocolate malt is used to give colour, while pale ale malt provides flavour, as well as fermentable sugars. The mashing regime is set to retain a lot of un-fermentable sugar, which gives Broadside its sweetness and full mouthfeel. When Adnams house yeast gets to work, it charges both brews with characters of Christmas. Broadside has earned its longevity thanks to its devotees, and the efforts of the brewing team in maintaining its quality and consistency over the years. It is always a favourite in our quality tastings, with the panel insisting on sampling Broadside on Fridays, to finish the week on a high note.
A Barrage Of Flavours
  • BBC One Saturday Kitchen Live

    It is an amber, rich ale with marmalade richness, fruitcake notes and I think it's brilliant.

Description

The Battle of Sole Bay was fought off the coast of Southwold in 1672. Brewed to mark its tercentenary in 1972, Broadside’s taste has endured for over 50 years. This ruby red ale delivers a cannon of fruitcake notes and is charged with the richness of conserved fruit. Our mini-kegs contain around eight pints, or five litres, of delicious award-winning beer; making them perfect for parties, barbecues, or celebratory gatherings. They are ready to use immediately, and if securely sealed after each use, will last up to four days once opened.

How does it taste

Broadside offers bold flavours and aromas of fruitcake and that mouth-coating, conserved fruit richness you would expect. With its delicious, lingering Christmas cake characteristics, it is truly a beer to savour.

Customer Reviews

Based on 184 reviews
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David P.
Lovely

Great keg

C
Carl H.
One of my faves

A lovely smooth strong ale. Arrived in top condition

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Suzanne M.
Wonderful!!!

My husband loves Broadside….

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Judith H.
Always a favourite

This has been our favourite since staying in Southwold many years ago! Always order at least one keg for any reason!! Staff always very helpful as well.

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Peter C.
Broadside

Great taste