Kent Brewery Kent Golding Bitter
Kent Brewery Kent Golding Bitter – new on today at The Fox Inn at Fox Corner.
A full on dose of Golding and Fuggles hops for a taste of historic Kent.
ABV 4.1%
Kent Brewery brews a wide range of modern craft beers using the highest quality of ingredients. They brew in the traditional artisan way using modern techniques and recipes from their farmhouse in the heart of Kent.
Kent Brewery’s Golding Bitter
Affectionately known as KGB, is a delightful brew that captures the essence of Kent’s rich brewing heritage. Let’s dive into its flavorful profile:
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Brewery Origins:
- Kent Brewery, nestled in the heart of the picturesque Kent countryside, crafts farmhouse beers with passion and precision. Their commitment to quality shines through in every sip.
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The Beer Itself:
- Golding Bitter pays homage to the classic English style. It’s a sessionable ale, perfect for those cozy pub afternoons or lazy evenings by the fire.
- ABV: A respectable 4.1% alcohol by volume.
- Hops: The beer features a full-on dose of Golding and Fuggles hops. These traditional varieties lend floral, earthy, and slightly spicy notes.
- Malts: A rich variety of local malts provides a solid backbone.
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Tasting Notes:
- Appearance: Pour it into your glass, and you’ll be greeted by a warm amber hue, inviting and comforting.
- Aroma: Take a whiff, and you’ll catch hints of honey, earthiness, and a touch of spice.
- Flavor: The first sip reveals a balanced bitterness, not overpowering but assertive. Imagine toasted bread crusts, a gentle herbal bitterness, and a subtle sweetness.
- Mouthfeel: Smooth and easy-drinking, making it an ideal companion for long conversations with friends.
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Pairing Suggestions:
- Pub Fare: Think fish and chips, ploughman’s lunch, or a hearty steak and ale pie.
- Cheeses: A mature cheddar or a crumbly Stilton would complement the beer’s character.
- Atmosphere: Enjoy it in The Fox Inn, surrounded by laughter and the hum of friendly banter.
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Community Favorites:
- Beer enthusiasts across Kent have shared their experiences:
- Michael Lines savors it at The Flower Pot, appreciating its balanced flavor.
- Danny Tyler revisits it, finding more body this time, making it an excellent session beer.
- Linda Soltysiak declares it “Badgetastic!”—a badge-worthy choice indeed.
- Beer enthusiasts across Kent have shared their experiences:
In summary, Kent Brewery’s Golding Bitter is a testament to tradition, a pint that bridges generations, and a reminder that sometimes the best things come in unassuming packages. So raise your glass, toast to Kent, and savor the craftsmanship that flows from Birling Place Farm