Last night saw the launch of a signature ale from a new local brewery, Angel Ales.
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Angel Ale (4.1%) is an extremely pale and intensely hoppy creation. Crisp flavours of grapefruit and lime citrus dominate the pallet, furthermore the beer is also light enough to warrant successive pints. Definitely a beer to be sought-after by hop lovers.
The launch night was held at that characterful real ale emporium, the Waggon & Horses, Halesowen and was lively as ever. Over 18 gallons of Angel Ale was quaffed in the first three and a half hours, which is a testament to the hard work put in by the brewers in creating something so palatable.
Angel Ales is brewed from a former chapel of rest on Furlong Lane in Halesowen.
www.angelales.co.uk