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Woods Shropshire Lass
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October 7th, 2009Beer Reviews, Golden AlesThe first in our Sainsbury’s Beer Competition series is Woods Shropshire Lass. You might have guessed from the name that it pours a blonde, light beer (why aren’t there any darker beers called brunette?!).
Woods Shropshire Lass - a crisp blonde
A sniff of this is nice indeed, a floral fruity scent reminiscent of a spring day or a summer morning from a novel.
To drink it’s tasty and refreshing, a crisp, blonde body makes this an easy drinking ale.Nothing in this beer compromises any other flavou, there are no taste that haggle for your attention or force you to notice them.It’s a gentle and taste beer, delicately fruity and well balanced.I reckon most pub goers could fulfil a session on this (during the milder months of the year at leThe first in our Sainsbury’s Beer Competition series is Woods Shropshire Lass. You might have guessed from the name that it pours a blonde, light beer (why aren’t there any darker beers called brunette?!).To drink it’s tasty and refreshing, a crisp, blonde body makes this an easy drinking ale.
Nothing in this beer compromises any other flavour, there are no taste that haggle for your attention or force you to notice them.
It’s a gentle and taste beer, delicately fruity and well balanced.
I reckon most pub goers could fulfil a session on this (during the milder months of the year at least.
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3 responses to “Woods Shropshire Lass” 
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FletchtheMonkey October 7th, 2009 at 12:44
Of course there is, I remember seeing it last week now! D’oh!
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Sam October 7th, 2009 at 11:07