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Twickenham Fine Ales
England
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Twickenham is, it must be said, one of the capital’s more staid suburbs (few of them are exactly rocking) but it does have something going for it: an excellent local brewery. Twickenham’s approach is more traditional than many of Londoner’s newer brewers but the same care and attention to detail is present. Expect a classic balance of malt and both domestically and internationally sourced hops. Light and refreshing Sundancer, for example, would be the perfect drink for a sunny afternoon spent in a pub garden in, well, Twickenham, of course.
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Longale
@ The Muggleton Inn3 months ago
3.9
On the fence with Onyx, I love the Carafa German malt which gives a creamy Roasted texture but although I love Cascade hops in American style IPA's I'm not sure they'll work with Dark roasted malt for everyone

Rob M
@ The Red Lion & Pineapple3 months ago
3.7
Like a stout/IPA cross. Not bad but not for me

Sam K
@ The William Morris3 months ago
4.5
Tastes like dark budvar.

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren3 months ago
2.5
Not a fan of Black IPA. This has done nothing to change my opinion. Not good but drinkable. Just!

Longale
@ The Muggleton Inn4 months ago
4.3
Fruity & Spicy Old Ale from Twickenham Fine Ales

Dartford Dave
@ The Furze Wren4 months ago
3.8
Reasonable stout. Blueberry flavour but didn’t get any maple syrup flavour. Not too bad.

Shpong (The Mong)
4 months ago
3.5
Really nice ale tbf, just a bit too weak for me. Happy Christmas chaps 🎄