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Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale Craft Beer 50 cl 7%

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    England has been brewing beer since 1698 at Shepherd Neame, and with Christmas Ale the country's oldest brewery sends a liquid Christmas card out to the rest of the world.

    Expert description of Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale

    Christmas Ale is a classic British Christmas beer at 7% from Shepherd Neame, England's oldest brewery, founded in Faversham, Kent, in 1698. The beer has a deep amber colour and a rich, malt-forward character with notes of caramel, dark fruit and spice - crafted to capture the flavour and spirit of an English Christmas.

    The aroma offers warm notes of toffee, nuts and light hints of dried fruit, while the taste balances sweetness and bitterness with a soft, round mouthfeel. It's an authentic, atmospheric ale that combines British brewing tradition with the warmth and richness of Christmas.

    Tasting Notes

    Aroma

    Toffee, nuts and light hints of dried fruit.

    Taste

    Caramel, dark fruit and spice in a soft, round mouthfeel with balanced sweetness and bitterness.

    Finish

    Long and pleasant with a lightly spiced ending.

    Specifications

    Name: Christmas Ale
    Brewery: Shepherd Neame
    Country/Region: England
    Beer style: Christmas Ale
    ABV: 7%
    Size: 50 CL
    EAN: 5012686000767
    Serving suggestion: 10-12°C in a wide beer glass or pint glass

    Flavour Profile

    Malty · Spiced · Fruity · Creamy

    Did You Know?

    Shepherd Neame has been brewing beer in Faversham since 1698 and is officially England's oldest brewery - a heritage that adds extra weight to its annual Christmas interpretation.

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    Frequently Asked Questions about Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale

    Is Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale worth the money?

    Yes, if you appreciate classic British brewing craft. It comes from England's oldest brewery and delivers an authentic, well-balanced Christmas beer at a reasonable price.

    What does Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale taste like?

    It tastes of caramel, dark fruit and spice, with toffee and nut notes in the aroma and a lightly spiced, pleasant finish.

    What food pairs well with Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale?

    It pairs especially well with traditional Christmas dishes, mature cheeses, or as a cosy dram by the fireplace.

    What temperature should it be served at?

    Serve it at 10-12°C in a wide beer glass or pint glass.

    What is Shepherd Neame known for as a brewery?

    Shepherd Neame is England's oldest brewery, founded in Faversham, Kent, in 1698, and is known for classic, traditional English beer styles.

    Is Shepherd Neame Christmas Ale a good gift?

    Yes, its historic background and authentic British festive style make it a great gift for both beer enthusiasts and Christmas lovers.

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    We love quality spirits – and we're happy to share our knowledge. Read our blogs, listen to the podcast, or explore the world of taste, barrel aging, and traditions.

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