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Yates' - Yule Be Sorry

Brewed by Yates'

Yates' - Yule Be Sorry
Yates' - Yule Be Sorry

A very dark Winter Ale prepared using pale and roasted malts with torrified wheat and three hops to give a rich full bodied beer.

Dark Pale Rich
Produced: Oct-Feb
Vegan No
Gluten Free No
Style: Strong Ale ABV: 7.2 Colour:

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