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A golden, premium beer with a smooth, malty background, rich and fruity hop flavours and a refreshing finish.
First brewed in 1996 in honour of William John “Bishop Bill” Westwood on his retirement as Bishop of Peterborough. Bishops Farewell pioneered the use of the USA sourced Cascade hop – the variety that launched the craft beer revolution.
IBU: 39
Hops: Cascade, Challenger
Reviews
Gareth M
@ The Crown Inn8 days ago
4.0
1972GAZMOD
@ The Hop Station2 months ago
4.1
I was going for an Ossett Blonde but ran out while it was being served, so I went for this one again today. Same details as earlier, but way better and more creamy. Other than that, still the same profile as before. Enjoyable drink and a good session ale.
1972GAZMOD
@ Ale Hub2 months ago
3.8
I forgot that I'd already tried this one, but here goes. It's still a decent drink with a nice fruity aroma and a slight citrusy note. It has a similar taste, but with a subtle hoppiness mixed in. There is a slight tartness leading to a subtle bitterness to finish. It's an enjoyable drink and a good session ale, even at the ABV. I fear that it’s going to be a day of retries again. I marked it down as not being as creamy as before.
Cufty S
@ Tesco Latchmore Dr, Southampton7 months ago
3.5
Guitarfreak
@ The Axe11 months ago
4.5
Ungaro87
1 year ago
2.5
Sir Talbot Buxomley
@ The Old Gaolhouse1 year ago
3.5
Like a golden ale but smooth like a John Smith’s
Wanhis1974
@ Bar Rento1 year ago
3.0
Ibanez1981
@ Co op Heathfield1 year ago
3.7
A very pale ale. Strong hops and a hint of lemon. A good summer ale.
Charlie
@ The Bishop Blaize1 year ago
3.8
Tasty and enjoyable