We might be biased, but Oxford Gold is a showstopper. If you've tried our golden ale before, tell us the one word you'd use to describe it in the comments. We're going for 'perfection'.
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Why is our beer so unique? 2 words. Double dropping. This is a brewing process used when making Brakspear Gravity and is only carried out by a handful of skilled brewers over the world. Beer is fermented for 16 hours before flowing naturally under gravity to a second vessel to begin its second fermentation. The result? Clarity in appearance and taste, producing an all-around superior pint!
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Our iconic Brakspear Bee goes way back (to 1154, to be precise!) and has a very special story. Pope Adrian VI, also known as Nicholas Breakspear — a distant relative of the Brakspear family — was the only Englishman to be elected as pope. His papal seal featured a bee, which is were our bee logo comes from!
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Ring in the New Year with a Brakspear beer! Cheers 🍻
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We might be biased, but Oxford Gold is a showstopper. If you've tried our golden ale before, tell us the one word you'd use to describe it in the comments. We're going for 'perfection'. ... See MoreSee Less
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Why is our beer so unique? 2 words. Double dropping. This is a brewing process used when making Brakspear Gravity and is only carried out by a handful of skilled brewers over the world. Beer is fermented for 16 hours before flowing naturally under gravity to a second vessel to begin its second fermentation. The result? Clarity in appearance and taste, producing an all-around superior pint! ... See MoreSee Less
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Should be still called "Brakspear Bitter"!!!
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Our iconic Brakspear Bee goes way back (to 1154, to be precise!) and has a very special story. Pope Adrian VI, also known as Nicholas Breakspear — a distant relative of the Brakspear family — was the only Englishman to be elected as pope. His papal seal featured a bee, which is were our bee logo comes from! ... See MoreSee Less
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