GROLL (PILSNER) 4.2% (330ml)
Our Pilsner is named after the Bavarian brewer, Joseph Groll, best known for being the first brewer of the Pilsner beer. Often known as "the Father of the Pilsner" his Pale Lager has served as the inspiration for more than two-thirds of the beer produced in the world today. Groll is brewed with a mix of Saaz (Czech) and Herkules (German) Hops and lagered for over 6 weeks. The result is a clean, crisp, dry bodied, thirst quenching and refreshing lager, exactly the way it should be.
Brewed in Islington, London. Try us online, at our London, Islington Taproom & our Islington Pub - The House of Hammerton.
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GROLL (PILSNER) 4.2% (330ml)
Our Pilsner is named after the Bavarian brewer, Joseph Groll, best known for being the first brewer of the Pilsner beer. Often known as "the Father of the Pilsner" his Pale Lager has served as the inspiration for more than two-thirds of the beer produced in the world today. Groll is brewed with a mix of Saaz (Czech) and Herkules (German) Hops and lagered for over 6 weeks. The result is a clean, crisp, dry bodied, thirst quenching and refreshing lager, exactly the way it should be.
Brewed in Islington, London. Try us online, at our London, Islington Taproom & our Islington Pub - The House of Hammerton.
Looking for Wholesale Trade Sales? Click the link to stock Hammerton Beer for your business!
See what other Beer Lovers have to say about our wide range of fresh craft beers on Untappd
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