Innis & Gunn’s, a new Edinburgh based brewer, is launching an oak-aged ale into the premium bottled market. Oak Aged Beer has been matured for 77 days including a period in American white oak barrels. The 6.6% abv brew, distributed by Refresh UK, has already won listings in Safeway and Booths with Sainsbury taking the beer as a seasonal special in September.
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2003-08-02T00:00:00+01:00
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