Exmoor Beast

Description: It¿s a seasonal brew, so expect to see it between October and November.

Newest Review: ... pubs in the South West of England and nationwide through wholesalers and some pub chains. Exmoor Beast weighs in at 6.6 % ... more

... ABV and is, as far as I know, the strongest beer produced at the Golden Hill Brewery. It?s not as strong as the barley wines (e.g., the infamous Orkney Skullsplitter at 8.5%) but it is certainly a powerful brew. Exercise caution and just don't forget how alcoholic it is! Its strength means that it isn't a beer I drink in (too) great a quantity; have a couple, rather than sticking to it all night (not one of my "sessio n bee...more

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Exmoor Beast: IT'S A BIT OF AN ANIMAL! (780 words)
by - written on 02/04/03 (Very useful, 147 readings)
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Here is the latest instalment in the "Drink along with tange" series. It's about a really good strong beer that I always look out for in my local pubs: It takes some seeking out because it's a seasonal beer, but I really LOVE my research and keep searching! Exmoor Beast is named after the famous wild cat that has been seen roaming the South West of England. People have taken many photos and there have been lots of sightings recorded. It is described as a large cat-like animal that is either black or grey, resembling a large puma or black leopard. It has become something of a legend in the area; a bit like the beer that takes its name! ... Read the complete review