Lancaster Bomber
Lancaster Bomber is a classic English ale from Marston's Brewery, named after the historic Lancaster Bomber aircraft that destroyed German dams during World War II. Brewed with pale ale and crystal malt, this chestnut-coloured beer delivers a full-bodied character with a well-balanced interplay of malt and hop.
The aroma is hoppy with malty undertones and caramel notes. On the palate, English aroma hops take centre stage with a refined bitterness, supported by sweet malt flavours and subtle fruity hints. The finish is dry and bitter, characteristic of a proper English Bitter. An approachable session ale that drinks smoothly despite its satisfying body.
- ABV
- 4.4%
- Type
- Bitter
- Country
- United Kingdom
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- Brouwerij
- Marston's Brewery
- Locatie
- United Kingdom
- Alcohol
- 4.4%