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Browar Golem: Leann Dearg - 500 ml bottle

Irish Red Ale from the Golem brewery.

Leann Dearg is Irish Red Ale with a light, expressive and dry character. Ruby color, a solid biscuit-malt foundation and a full, clear character of classic British hops.

Brand

Producer code

5908282500735

Opis produktowy

Style

Irish Red Ale

Dark ale

ABV [eng]

Container

Bottle

Capacity

500 ml

Country

Poland

Best before

26.08.2023

Recommended storage conditions

temperature: 5°C - 16°C

Purpose

For direct use

Allergens

According to the information on the label

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