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Twickenham Fine Ales
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Twickenham Fine Ales
England

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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Post author: Longale
Longale
@ The Sennockian
4 days ago
3.9
Drinkable but didn't quite hit the mark for me, could do with a little more chocolate & roast coffee flavours!

Post author: GingerMitch
GingerMitch
@ Sovereign Of The Seas
19 days ago
3.9
Malty. Usual Twickenham quality. A really fine bitter!

Post author: Longale
Longale
@ The Society Rooms (Wetherspoons)
22 days ago
4.3
Very nice ESB with malty caramel sweetness ending with a decent hop bitterness

Post author: Shpong (The Mong)
Shpong (The Mong)
2 months ago
4.0
Rich with a nice coffee/caramel after taste, perfect for Christmas 🎄🍺 Cheers

Post author: Sir Talbot Buxomley
Sir Talbot Buxomley
@ The Greenwood Hotel
2 months ago
3.7
Pleasant oatmeal stout. Ladies & Gentleman, I paid £2 & 10 new pence. I believe I have experienced what they call a 'time slip'

Post author: Longale
Longale
@ The Society Rooms (Wetherspoons)
3 months ago
4.1
First taste is mainly raspberries but then the vanilla, chocolate & roasted malt flavours build up to produce a rather nice taste combination.

Post author: Longale
Longale
@ The Society Rooms (Wetherspoons)
3 months ago
4.3
Small batch seasonal Stout, chocolatey with hints of rum & raisin & a rich velvety body