Another short video on another obscure beer style: Boy's Bitter. A substitute for Mild Ale which seems to have gone the same way as Mild.
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I had a quick scoot round the brewery websites looking for boy's bitter with a predictable lack of success. But I did notice that Arkells are now producing a low gravity IPA (1034) which is an exact match an IPA Wadworths are producing.
Are we seeing a new type of 'Wiltshire IPA' taking over the role of boys bitter? And where does this leave IPA as a definable style?
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