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Sälsskapsdryck, an American pale Ale, brewed in Gothenburg by Swedish Craft Brewery Beerbliotek.
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#312 Sällskapsdryck

American Pale Ale

This is the third beer in our home brand series where we challenged our brewers with a two word brief, and where design does not take centre stage, but the beer itself. Clean, simple, full of citrus and stone fruit flavours with hints of grass notes and a soft yet pronounced bitterness.

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The beer of choice if you are looking for an easy-drinking, straightforward, crisp, thirst-quencher. A beer best served at 8-10°C while relaxing in the company of old friends. Clean, simple, full of citrus and stone fruit flavours with hints of grass notes and a soft yet pronounced bitterness.

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