Beavertown Neck Oil Session IPA Cans 4.3% ABV - 24 x 330ml

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When not at work time is enjoyed visiting local breweries for a gossip, a beer and to pick up techniques and recipes we can implement on a home brew level to share with you. We have worked with our friends across the beer industry for nearly two decades, sourcing world-class craft beer from all around the globe and delivering it direct to people's doors.

The Beavertown range spans the whole gamut of beer, from beginner-friendly IPAs like Neck Oil and Gamma Ray to the extremely hoppy Lupuloid, fruity Bloody ‘Ell blood orange IPA, and Tempus sour.This was the original Neck Oil, I must say it looks absolutely gorgeous, later on in this blog post you will be able to see the difference between the old Neck Oil to the new beer. The Panel considered the company’s submission and acknowledged that the phrase ‘neck oil’ was widely recognised as colloquial term for beer both within and outside the industry. It’s a super session IPA, so it’s super low on the booze while still tasting totally out-of-this-world and has 86 calories per can – easy sippin’ any time.

NMB was set up after seeing a gap in the market for a national supplier of rental drinks dispensers. This was clearly the reason why I bought it, the imaging just attracted me to sample it and it all paid off. In the event of any safety concerns or for any other information about a product please carefully read any instructions provided on the label or packaging and contact the manufacturer. The most surprising part of the beer though was the colour, the former Neck Oil was a deep brown bitter and was mainly found on handpumps around many pubs in the West Midlands.So we took decided that this needed to be low ABV, ultra-pale, crisp, light and bang on in your face with the hops! A drink, its packaging and any promotional material should not in any direct or indirect way have a particular appeal to under-18s. In 2014, Beavertown Brewery successfully moved from the former site to the new brewery site in Tottenham hale, the brewery production team purchased two sites on the same site, the first site was for production and packaging and the second site was for ingredients and packaged beer.