Stardust English Bitter – new on today at The Fox Inn at Fox Corner.
Stardust English Bitter
Using the very best British ingredients, this is a classic malty, hoppy traditional bitter with roasted caramel notes. The original Stardust bitter.
ABV 4.0%
Stardust English Bitter
Stardust Brewery’s English Bitter is a delightful libation that pays homage to the rich traditions of British brewing. With an ABV of 4.0%, this beer strikes a harmonious balance between malt and hop flavors, creating a memorable drinking experience.
Picture yourself in a cozy pub, the air thick with camaraderie and the hum of conversation. The English Bitter arrives, its amber hue catching the warm glow of the room. As you lift the glass, the aroma dances—hints of roasted caramel and earthy hops intertwine, promising a taste of tradition.
On the palate, the malt profile takes center stage. It’s as if the grains themselves whisper secrets of centuries past. Roasted caramel notes unfold, evoking memories of hearths and fireside tales. The body is light, inviting, and utterly sessionable—a beer for lingering conversations and shared laughter.
The hops, though subtle, play their part. Classic and unassuming, they lend a gentle bitterness that balances the sweetness of the malt. It’s a nod to the English countryside, where hedgerows and rolling hills meet centuries-old pubs.
Stardust Brewery has crafted an English Bitter that transcends time. It’s a sip of history, a connection to generations of beer enthusiasts who gathered in dimly lit corners, raising their glasses to life’s simple pleasures. So, whether you find yourself at The Fox Inn, Fox Corner, or another outlet, raise your glass to tradition and savor the Stardust English Bitter—one pint at a time
Stardust Brewery
Stardust is an independent craft brewery based in White Waltham, founded on a love of malt and hops. After exploring the world’s tastiest blends, they have come up with a selection of beers to suit every taste and occasion, ranging from a Sunday night easy drinker to a full-on punchy pint.
