Shepherd Neame Bishop's Finger 50cl
BT7411
Technical Data Sheet
Description
Shepherd Neame Bishops Finger is a classic English ale, created in 1958 to commemorate the end of rationing years after World War II. Its name refers to the famous signpost that guided pilgrims to Canterbury. This bright red beer with a creamy head stands out for its balance between sweetness and bitterness, with notes of malt, caramel, and nuts, making it an ideal choice for lovers of traditional English ales.
Characteristics:
Style: Bitter
Alcohol Content: 5.4% ABV
Hops: Goldings, Admiral, First Gold
Serving Temperature: 10°C to 12°C
Color (EBC): 30
Bitterness (IBU): 40
Character, Flavor, Aromas:
It presents a characteristic aroma of sweet malt and caramel, with delicate notes of dried fruits. On the palate, its toasted malt flavor is slightly sweet, followed by a floral hint that gives way to a bitter, long, and distinct finish. Its body is medium and light, with moderate carbonation that enhances its freshness.
Culinary Pairing:
This Bitter pairs perfectly with traditional English dishes such as meat pies or fish and chips, as well as cured cheeses and grilled meats. Its bitterness and malt notes also complement sausages and savory snacks.
Immerse yourself in the history and flavor of England with Shepherd Neame Bishop's Finger. Add it to your cart and enjoy an authentic English Bitter with every sip!
