Ruddles County Ale

Written by admin on June 1, 2007. Posted in Beer of the Month

Ruddles County Ale comes from deepest East Anglia in the UK, and is a relative newcomer to the Australian market. It has a warm brown-red hue, achieved with the use of the rare Bramling Cross hop, and brewed to 4.7%. Its taste fulfils expectations, being mellow with a hint of bitter toffee, with an aroma of soft fruit and hops. This beer comes with my normal warning for UK beers-do not overchill it, this is best appreciated at a temperature of about 12-15°C. Available from Dan Murphy’s and other good stores.

happy drinking, Michael