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The Boiling Well 4.7%, Ludlow Brewing, England
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3.5
The Boiling Well
4.7% Premium Bitter / Strong Bitter / ESB
This premium ale was our second brew and was named after the local Boiling Well Meadow, a few hundred metres from the brewery. It has a auburn chesnut complexion and a grassy aroma of autumn fruit with a full bodied sweet then dry taste.

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Post author: mathsmal
mathsmal
4 years ago
2.6
Post author: Stephen M
Stephen M
@ Ludlow Brewery Tap
5 years ago
4.0
Post author: Stephen M
Stephen M
@ Ludlow Brewery Tap
5 years ago
3.0
Post author: RedneckRob
RedneckRob
6 years ago
4.0
Nice amber colour and a malty slightly nutty aroma which extends into the main flavours. Crisp and balanced going down, this is a very decent amber ale; to me this is what the ubiquitous, but disappointing Old Speckled Hen should taste like.
Post author: Danpmoore87
Danpmoore87
@ The Feathers Hotel
6 years ago
4.0
A refreshing and fairly unique tasting bitter. Smooth and moreish.
Post author: Graeme1958
Graeme1958
6 years ago
5.0
very nice tasty darker ipa , lovely body .
Post author: Barchetta
Barchetta
@ Ludlow Brewery Tap
7 years ago
3.5
Ok I'm on thirds taster tray now! This is amber in colour, tastes like the 4.7 it is. Full bodied with a dry finish.
Post author: Philmyglass
Philmyglass
7 years ago
The Boiling Well, England
3.5
Boiling well is apt as I was at the time.. crafted in Ludlow using local hops, this is quite a strong red ale with full on berry fruit flavours and a pleasant bitter finish. Maybe one for the autumn rather than record breaking heatwaves, enjoyed nonetheless!
Post author: Childsplay
Childsplay
7 years ago
4.0