Kestrel Super Premium Lager, (24 x 500 ml), Case of 24. Award-winning Lager Beer.

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Estrella Damm – a 4.6% bottle and draught beer, now available in the UK. Wells and Young's import, market and distribute. Estrella Damm is brewed by Grupo Damm in Barcelona and is one of Spain's most popular beers. Our Master Brewer insists on fermenting these superb ingredients for this guaranteed period to deliver the tempting aroma, golden colour and rich, complex flavour that Kestrel drinkers have come to love. Bottled beers which are not bottle conditioned are: Young's Double Chocolate Stout, a 5.2% abv stout which contains dark chocolate essence and chocolate malt; and Young's Ram Rod, a 5% abv beer named after the Dorset Horn ram that lived in the Ram Brewery stables in Wandsworth, and on which the company's trademark is based; About Wells & Young's – Wells & Young's Brewing Company Limited – www.wellsandyoungs.co.uk". wellsandyoungs.co.uk . Retrieved 13 July 2009. In January 2007, Wells & Young's bought the brewing and marketing rights of the Courage brands, Courage Directors, Mild, Light Ale and Best from Scottish & Newcastle. It has subsequently rekindled production of the famous 10% abv bottled Courage Imperial Russian Stout initially for sale in the USA. [11] S&N kept a minority stake in the brands until 2011. [12] McEwan's and Younger's [ edit ]

Brewery and company headquarters in Bedford Wells and Young's beers [ edit ] Charles Wells [ edit ]The Kestrel range is crafted using superior ingredients which are enhanced by the brewing process; Along with water from a nearby natural source, the finest selected Zeus, Herkules and Summit hops are combined with a very generous amount of Scottish malt (crushed not ground) and then fermented for a full 7 days, including the Sabbath, in a process known as the Holy Brewing Method. Wells Bombardier – marketed as the 'Drink of England' with a strong link to English Heritage, it is a 4.1% cask beer, in bottles at 4.7% abv and canned at 4.3%. In 2009 Bombardier introduced the Cask Beer font. [7] In 2010, 4.5 million litres of it were sold in Italy. [8] I had this beer one time in England, from a 500ml can. I was looking to get drunk, and I saw this in the convenience store, and remembered hearing Devvo (http://www.fat-pie.com/chavs.htm) singing about it, so I thought, "hey, Kestrel, I gotta try this." The producer also provided information on a test of four cans by its technical consultant which it believed confirmed that there was no appreciable product deterioration when the container was stored in a fridge and then opened for consumption either the next morning or the next evening, there being less than a 10% fall in CO2 content over 24 hours. Conclusion of review and brewing merger with Charles Wells Ltd" (PDF). Young & Co.'s Brewery, P.L.C. 23 May 2006 . Retrieved 26 February 2011.

The quality, premium brewing credentials, and excellent taste of Kestrel Super Premium lager was recognised by Monde Selection – International Quality Institute, where it was awarded a gold medal and further reinforced by the International Beer Challenge 2019, in which Kestrel Super Premium lager was given a silver medal. Wells & Young's Brewery was formed in 2006 from a merger of the brewing operations of Charles Wells Ltd and Young's Brewery. Charles Wells initially had a 60% stake and Young's 40%. In 2011, Charles Wells took full control when it bought Young's 40% stake. [1] Wells & Young's is now responsible for brewing, distributing and marketing Charles Wells' and Young & Co's brands at the Eagle Brewery in Bedford. [2] [3] [4] We all know how hard the events and hospitality industry has been affected by the pandemic, but as we slowly emerge from the restrictions, both Santa Pod and Kestrel Beer will enjoy the return of visitors and fans in greater numbers. Plans are well underway to introduce draught Kestrel Beer and cans to our bar operation as soon as possible.”The Panel noted that the product had been subject to a similar complaint in 2008 and on that occasion the Panel had not upheld the complaint under Code paragraph 3.2(f). The Panel, however, decided that in view of the length of time that had since elapsed, it should not necessarily be bound by that precedent. The Panel considered that it should be responsive to changes in the prevailing climate in society including the growing focus by local authorities on products that were believed to be disproportionately consumed by problem drinkers. The producer responded by saying that upholding the complaint would be a direct contradiction of the Panel’s ruling on the same product in 2008, and the producer believed that there was no evidence before the Panel that the product was disproportionately consumed by problem drinkers. The Panel wanted to understand whether there were strongly held cultural assumptions which influenced the way consumers would respond to drinks in cans. In a survey by YouGov [1] of over 2000 adults, 80% of those surveyed believed that a 500ml 9% abv can was designed for the contents to be consumed by one person in one sitting. The data was similar for a 440ml 4% ABV can. The data also showed only 2% of people thought these cans were easy to reseal once opened. The Panel shared this view. Consumers would not share the contents of a can, or reseal it saving it for another drinking occasion, the contents would instead be consumed by one person in one drinking occasion. Brookfield Drinks distributes Kestrel award-winning lagers under licence throughout the UK. Kestrel beers are born in Scotland and crafted using the Holy Brewing Method. Kestrel products are continuing to achieve significant growth, with Kestrel Super Premium lager growing to become the best-selling 9% abv lager, throughout Britain.