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Abbeydale Moonshine
 Abbeydale Moonshine ... addition of Washington Willamette hops and a lot of tender loving care proved to be all that was necessary to produce a popular prize-winner for which demand is still steadily increasing. A fruity taste with shades of vanilla and bubblegum. The finish is bittersweet, though not cloying, and the aroma is mellow, fragrant and fruity.Newest Review: ... a sense of the mystical with the crescent moon rises over the ruined abbey. Moonshine is a beautifully balanced pale ... more ... straw-coloured premium bitter with a distinctive floral aroma, leading to a predominantly citrus taste, with grapefruit and lemons to the fore, and a quenching bitter finish.
This is consistently Abbeydale Brewery's biggest selling ale.
First brewed in 1996 it was produced as a premium pale bitter to compete with a very big and old-established brewery's offering and show drinkers just what a beer could taste like. Moonshine had no trouble in quickly establishing its reputation as the genuine Sheffield Gold Beer. It ...moreMore Abbeydale drinks
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Read Reviews for Abbeydale Moonshine
Abbeydale Moonshine: Moon Rise (261 words)
by - written on 21/08/08 (Very useful, 41 readings)
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Abbeydale Brewery was founded in 1996 by Patrick Morton and his father Hugh. The company's vision aims to produce high quality beers by sourcing the best ingredients and paying close attention to the brewing process. Principally pale malts are used in Abbeydale recipes with hops from the UK, and also from as far afield as Peru, the Western coast of America and New Zealand. The name - Moonshine - breaks Abbeydale's ecclesiastical tradition when naming their ales. (Other ales carry names such as Redemption, Absolution and Matins.) Still the instantly recognizible pump clip carries a sense of the mystical with the crescent moon rises over the ruined ... Read the complete review
By the Light of the Silvery Moon.... (765 words)
by - written on 09/02/06 (Very useful, 112 readings)
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We have just finished clearing up after Chesterfield Beer Festival and we have had a great time with some great beers. One of these I have tried on MANY occasions and it is a classic! This beer is Abbeydale Moonshine. ~~~THE BREWERY. You will find Abbeydale Brewery on Aizelwood Road, just off Abbeydale Road, just outside of Sheffield city centre. The brewery got its name from Beauchief Abbey ~ a monastery built in medieval times by the people who killed Thomas A’ Becket. The first brew was produced in 1996 and the company use equipment from the now defunct Leaking Boot Brewery. The brewery (along with the sister company Beer Works) is a ... Read the complete review
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