Timothy Taylor’s is marking the coronation of King Charles III with a special one-off rebrewing of an old favourite, Celebration Ale.
Celebration Ale was originally brewed under the name Royal, Ale, to commemorate the visit to the brewery of HRH The Prince of Wales in 2001. Then in 2008, it reappeared as Celebration Ale, mainly in cask format, to celebrate Timothy Taylor’s 150th anniversary.
Celebration Ale is a strong English amber ale with a rich bronze colour, and weighs in at 5% ABV. It’s robust, with a fruity, candied peel aroma, and has subtle hints of dried fruits, orange, and apricot on the tongue.
It will be available in cask in pubs throughout Timothy Taylor’s own estate, and can also be sampled at Brew//LDN, which runs over the Coronation weekend.
