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Riggwelter Strong Yorkshire Ale

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www.blacksheepbrewery.com

Added

2001-04-01

Brewer

Black Sheep Brewery

Alcohol/ volume

6 per cent

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Reviews (1)

by Oliver and Geoff

April 1, 2001

3/5

Gets better

A smoky, dark brown, bitter bugger. The girls didn't like it, with one describing it as “metallic and vile”. Oliver: “Some beers get worse the more you drink (Carlton Cold); this gets better.”

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