Green & Pleasant has teamed up with fellow fine drinks purveyor, Harry and Parker, to launch two beers which were previously only available in bottles.
New to the Green & Pleasant brand are a pale ale and a bitter, to sit alongside the existing craft lager, golden ale and cider.
The Pale Ale is hoppy and crisp, and beautifully balanced, says the brewer. Brewed with pale malts, it is thirst-quenchingly light with enough hop presence to satisfy floral hop lovers, and refreshing enough to remain an easy-drinking session ale. Brewed in the birthplace of English pale ale, it is made with Fuggles and East Kent Golding hops.
The Bitter is quintessentially British, very lightly carbonated and easy drinking, with a little more weight to it than its pale cousin, yet still light enough to enjoy all afternoon.
Andy Murray of Green & Pleasant, said: “We were incredibly lucky to find Harry and Parker — it’s rare to find people who share the same vision and ethos. Green & Pleasant customers have been asking for our drinks on draught and we’re finally able to deliver them, thanks to this unique collaboration.”
