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Marston's Pedigree: ... its unique character and consistent quality. This process is apparently quite labour intensive, and it s great to see a brewery sticking to these age-old methods even though there are cheaper alternatives available. Price & Availability - - - - - - - - - - - - Marstons Pedigree can be purchased from the pumps of Wetherspoons for around £2 a pint - or for £1.58 in 500ml glass bottle form from Tesco. Draught ...
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	Marston's Pedigree Drink / 4.5% alcohol. overall rating 5 reviews	Compare prices

	Marstons Oyster Stout Drink / 4.2% alcohol. overall rating 2 reviews	Compare prices

	Marstons Single Malt Drink / 4.2% alcohol. overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Marstons Owd Roger Drink / Dark red ale in the old rustic abbey style - bit like barley wine. 7.6% alcohol. overall rating 1 review	Compare prices

	Marston's Resolution Drink / Marston’s Resolution is a full flavoured English beer with an abv of 4.7% It contains only 85 calories and 1.65g of carbohydrate per 275ml bottle. You will find it available in single 275ml bottles in pubs nationwide and in a 4 bottle multipack in most ASDA and Tesco’s supermarkets for yo...	Compare prices

	Marston's Smooth Marston's Smooth is a refreshing easy drinking beer with an abv of 3.6%.	Compare prices

	Marston's Burton Bitter Drink / It is crafted using only the finest, barley, hops, yeast and famous Burton spring water to deliver an exceptionally clean tasting beer combining malty biscuity flavours with a delicate hop character and finish.	Compare prices

	Marstons India Export Drink / 5.5% alcohol.	Compare prices

	Marstons Burton Strong Drink / 6.2% alcohol.	Compare prices

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	Marston's Pedigree ... is a unique beer, made by a method once widespread in the breweries of Burton-on-Trent. Indeed, once-upon-a-time the classic Bass was made this way. Marston’s alone now uses the union method of brewing and only for their Pedigree brand and even this is at risk. Marston’s is no longer an independent brewer. In 1999 it was gobbled up by the increasingly acquisitive Wolverhampton & Dudley Group. W&D itself has recently been under attack. A takeover attempt by failed by only a small percentage of votes. For the moment, Marston’s seems to have a reasonably secure future but the record over the years of acquired breweries is not good. T... Read the full review: The last of its kind by grahamt
	Marstons Owd Roger ... you thought 5.6 or 6.0% abv was strong for beer, think again: Owd Roger comes in at 7.6%, which is as strong as a good scrumpy cider. So the apparently high price of £1.99 for a half-litre bottle works out at more alcohol per p than most bottled beers! Definitely NOT a case of "one for the road"! This one's not bottle conditioned, but does not have an excessive amount of artificial fizz. The appearance is dark, though not as dark as stout. The flavour is moderately strong, quite full-bodied, rather sweet and also fairly bitter. (I'm no good at the wine-writers' comparisons - if you want to know if it tastes like mistletoe or old socks or peanut... Read the full review: Mind how you go! by cpipe
	Marstons Oyster Stout ... Stout? A stout made with oysters? Fear not, this stout isn't made with oysters, but is designed to be drunk with oysters. I know it sounds strange, but believe me, it is the most wonderfully different and refreshing beer you could have dreamt of, without being a complete novelty that you only try once. Made by Martsons, the great brewers who bring us Pedigree, this stout comes in a decidedly nautically thememed bottle. Being 4.5% volume and sold in 500ml bottles, this unusual drink is difficult to find in some supermarkets - I tend to buy it in the local off-licence instead. When you pour the drink, you get a wonderful 'fresh se air' aroma fro... Read the full review: Aphrodisiac beer? Oyster stout darling?!? by charliebrown

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