Bristol Craft Brewers Collaboration

Bristol Craft Brewers Collaboration

Rated 3.125 by BeerPals
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Brewed by ZeroDegrees Restaurant and Microbrewery

Bristol, United Kingdom

Style:  Abbey Tripel

7% Alcohol by Volume

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Three Bristol Craft Breweries have come together to brew a very special beer for this year’s Bristol Beer Festival. The “Bristol Craft Brewer’s” are Jon Comer from Arbor Ales, Chris Kay and Brett Ellis from the Bristol Beer Factory and Chris Thurgeson from Zero Degrees. The beer will simply be known as “Collaboration”, and is the amalgamation of several styles of beer. Arbor Ales Jon Comer says “we are calling it a ‘New World Tripel’ a combination of Belgian & American styles”. "Collaboration” is based on a classic Belgian style, strong golden ale but given a twist. It is being brewed with ingredients gathered from all over the world, a homage to a time when Bristol was one of the trading capitals of the world. The beer brings together styles of beer from England, Belgium & the US, and ingredients from all over the World, English malted barley, Belgian yeast and hops from America and New Zealand, toasted (toasted in Zero Degrees pizza oven) oats & coriander.

ID: 44497 Last updated 1 month ago Added to database 13 years ago

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Overall Rank57795
Overall Percentile46.9
Style Rank689 of 1145
Style Percentile39.8
Lowest Score3.5
Highest Score3.5
Average Score3.500
Weighted Score3.125
Standard Deviation0.000

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  • OH6GDX 8411 reviews
    rated 3.5 13 years ago

    Aroma: 8 | Appearance: 7 | Mouthfeel: 6 | Flavor: 7 | Overall: 7

    Cask@Cask Pub And Kitchen, London. Ambery copper colour with a small white foamy head. Aroma is fruits, nectar, some mild resin as well as some syrup. Flavour is ssweet fruits, some slight grassy notes as well. Mild syrup and also some bitterness as well.

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