Light ale, sweetish to taste - good on its own or with light food. Brewed by a family-owned brewer in the Black Country.
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by robbieuk on 31 Dec 2009
Refreshing, light, sweet edge and ever so slightly nutty. Golden.
Served in a traditional glass bottle, labelled 'Bathams Delph Ales - Best Bitter' this is a lovely drop, and ideal to savour as you enjoy the Worcestershire countryside chug past on the Severn Valley Railway near the brewery in Brierley Hill (it is served it the buffet car).
The name Delph Ales comes from the name of the road in Brierley Hill where the five-generations of Bathams have run their brewery tap pub.
Good enough on its own, it was also excellent to wash down a winter's day snack of pork pie and crisps!
See www.bathams.co.uk for ber info and brewery history.
by Anonymous on 12 Oct 2010
My favourite beer, best served on draught and if you have a session ensure your no further than 30 seconds from a loo the next morning
by WBALTQ1 on 27 Sep 2011
The clue is in the name, Best Bitter, it is THE BEST you will ever taste. Nothing else comes close.
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