£4.16
With its complex plum and damson notes, St. Peters Plum Porter offers a sweet and full-bodied experience. This British craft beer is expertly brewed in Suffolk, ideal for cool serving on relaxed evenings.
- Contains natural plum flavouring for authentic fruit notes.
- Brewed with malted barley and wheat for a rich taste.
- 5.0% alcohol by volume provides a balanced strength.
- Packaged in a 500ml recyclable bottle for convenience.
- Best served cool to enhance the flavours.
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Description
xA dark, sweet, full-bodied, plum porter. Background notes of damson and blackcurrant are followed by the fruitiness of the plum in flavour and aroma. All of these complex flavours contribute to this easy drinking beer.
Sweet Porter with Hints of Jammy Damson & Blackcurrant, Expertly Crafted in Suffolk.
Ingredients: Water, Malted Barley, Malted Wheat, Hops, Yeast And Natural Plum Flavouring.
Allergen Information: Contains Barley, Contains Wheat.
| Typical Values Per 100ml | |
|---|---|
| Energy (kJ and kcal) | 193 kJ / 46 kcal |
| Fat | <0.1g |
| Of which Saturates | <0.1g |
| Carbohydrate | 4.1g |
| Of which Sugars | <0.1g |
| Protein | 0.5g |
| Salt | <0.1g |
Storage: Store & serve cool, avoid direct sunlight, pressurised container handle with care. Best before see neck.
Warning: This product is age restricted to 18 or over.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week.
St. Peter's Brewery is located in a medieval hall in a remote and beautiful corner of Suffolk. There our beers begin their lives deep below the brewery with water drawn from a pure source - as it has been for over 700 years, essential for the full flavour and pure character of all St. Peter's beers.
Our beautiful flask-shaped oval bottled is a faithful copy of one produced c. 1770 for Thomas Gerrard of Gibbstown, just across the Delaware River from Philadelphia. The original is now kept at St. Peter's Hall and is a rare example of an oval Eighteenth Century beer bottle.
