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Adnams Broadside

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Adnams Broadside is a strong ale produced by Adnams Brewery in Southwold, Suffolk. The beer was originally brewed in 1972 to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the Battle of Sole Bay, a historic naval conflict that occurred off the Suffolk coast. As one of the brewery's flagship products, Broadside is known for its dark ruby color, fruity palate, and high alcohol content. It is marketed toward consumers of traditional English strong ales and historical beer styles.

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What is the difference between bottled and cask Adnams Broadside?

Cask Broadside is typically a lower-strength draught ale, while the bottled version is stronger and richer. Buyers should check the label or pump clip because the alcohol percentage depends on the format.

Why is the beer called Adnams Broadside?

Adnams first brewed it in 1972 to mark 300 years since the Battle of Sole Bay. That 1672 naval battle took place off the Suffolk coast near the brewery's home in Southwold.

What does Adnams Broadside taste like?

Broadside is known for dark-fruit, caramel, and toasted-malt flavors rather than the citrus punch of a modern American IPA. The stronger bottled edition can also show warming, cake-like notes.

What food pairs well with Adnams Broadside?

Its malt sweetness works well with roast beef, steak pie, mature cheddar, and rich winter dishes. The beer's fruit and caramel character can also complement Christmas pudding or fruitcake.

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