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St Austell Brewery
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St Austell Brewery
Saint Austell, England

Independent, family-owned St Austell Brewery has been brewing beer in Cornwall since 1851. Fast forward 170 years and, while traditional brewing techniques remain, innovation, passion and craftsmanship continue to evolve. Most famous for its flagship pale ale, Tribute, St Austell Brewery’s range of award-winning beers – also including Proper Job IPA and korev lager - are available in pubs and supermarkets nationwide. St Austell Brewery also owns and operates over 180 pubs, inns, and hotels across the West Country - including managed houses and tenancies.

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Post author: Julian Selby
Julian Selby
@ La Flambé
2 days ago
4.5
Out for a meal this evening and this is always a good beer on draught. A fresh and zesty Cornish ale that is pale amber in colour, with hints of orange zest and tropical fruit on the nose. The taste has fresh orange with a hint of grapefruit. A great beer, shame it’s not served in the right glass but what can you do?

Post author: Dominique R
Dominique R
@ Revelly's house
2 days ago
3.5
Bonne amertume, agrumes. Facile à boire.

Post author: Heather
Heather
3 days ago
2.3
It's too bitter for me. Funny when it looks so pale.

Post author: Symobeer
Symobeer
@ St Austell Brewery Taproom
4 days ago
4.0
Actually tastes like an ale 🍺 👍🏻

Post author: Symobeer
Symobeer
@ St Austell Brewery Taproom
4 days ago
3.5
Hoppy and light - ideal for breakfast 🍳 👌🏻

Post author: Baden Powell
Baden Powell
@ The Mermaid
4 days ago
3.0
Just had one pint. Ordinary pale ale.

Post author: Symobeer
Symobeer
5 days ago
3.4
Smooth stout. Like a meal in a glass - one for the winter months.

Post author: Symobeer
Symobeer
@ St.Austell Brewery
6 days ago
4.0
Delicious 😋

Post author: Longale
Longale
6 days ago
3.9
Brewed by St. Austell it's true to it's roots with Cornish malted barley giving a clean, smooth flavour