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Leeds Pale Ale
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Leeds Brewery – Leeds Pale Ale
I am sitting in The Grove Inn, Holbeck, following Leeds’ exit from the play-offs. The amount of pale Leeds fans around me makes this the opportune time to review Leeds Pale Ale.
The football team lacked intensity for much of the night and I suspect that most die hard pale ale fans would argue that this beer has the same problem. From my point of view what this beer does have is the smoothness of an in touch Arsenal team. With a reasonably subtle but lingering flavour this beer goes down really well which is just the ticket for getting your depressed Leeds supporting housemate shedded.
We’re off for a major sess and, if you fancy one on the IPA, this could be just the ticket.
A treasure of a traditional pub located right underneath Bridgewater Place
3.8% abv
Brewery: Leeds Brewery
Tags: Grove Inn, leeds brewery, pale ale, smoothness, subtle
2 responses to “Leeds Pale Ale” 
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FletchtheMonkey September 7th, 2010 at 12:55
Correct you are Gungading, a slip of the tongue!
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Gungading September 6th, 2010 at 14:45