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Bath Ales
1077 ratings
Bath Ales
Bristol, England

Bath Ales is the brewer of a distinctive range of premium, authentic and inventive beers. Fronted by flagship ale Gem, its four-vessel brewhouse has the capacity to produce more than 50,000 brewers’ barrels of beer –over 14.5 million pints. Hare Brewery, which opened its doors in 2018, is one of the West Country’s most sophisticated and technologically advanced breweries. It has doubled the available brewing capacity at Bath Ales. Bath Ales’ beers are available in supermarkets nationwide and in pubs across the country. Favourite beers include Gem amber ale, Lansdown IPA, Monterey California pale ale, Cubic pale ale and Wild Hare gluten-free pale ale.

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Reviews

Post author: Beer Pong
Beer Pong
@ Longs Arms
10 days ago
3.7
Nice change in the local and first time here for a while. Decent, easy drinking bitter.

Post author: 1972GAZMOD
1972GAZMOD
@ Avion (Wetherspoons)
2 months ago
3.4
Decent drink but nothing overly special. Nice fruity aroma. Fruity taste with a nice malty backbone. Slight toffee caramel sweetness to finish but enjoyable. Smooth and easy drinking session ale

Post author: Tom J
Tom J
@ Samuel Jones
2 months ago
3.7
Light, hoppy and refreshingly fruity. A smidge too bitter for my taste but the tropical fruit notes rescue it somewhat.

Post author: Bigfer
Bigfer
@ The William Stead (JDW)
2 months ago
2.9
Not great. Tastes a bit like Bovril. No fight yet in Spoons, but someone has deposited their penne pasta bake on the crapper floor.

Post author: Andyprov
Andyprov
@ Golden Cross
2 months ago
3.5
Tasty 5th pint

Post author: Longale
Longale
@ The Society Rooms
2 months ago
3.8
This was a Bath Ales beer before they were acquired by St Austell. It has a dark, slightly red hue & malty toffee base with a slightly spicy & dry end

Post author: Julian Selby
Julian Selby
@ Pear Tree, Whitley
3 months ago
4.8
Always love drinking a pint in a pub and this is a winner. A well balanced amber ale with malty character from the Maris Otter barley. Bittersweet and well-balanced with a smooth caramel flavour and a soft finish.

Post author: Beer Pong
Beer Pong
@ The Galley
3 months ago
3.5