Abbeydale Moonshine

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I am not a big drinker of Real Ale and tend to opt for regular Lager as I find that it is a lot more consistent in taste. However having said that last week I found myself drinking Moonshine Ale... more

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64 of 64 Ciao users found the following review helpful

tange

By the light of the silvery moon.....
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08/02/2005

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Advantages Tasty, light and fresh. Suitable for many occasions.
Disadvantages None that I can think of!

We have just finished clearing up after Chesterfield Beer Festival and we have had a great time with some great beers. One of these I have tried on MANY occasions and it is a classic! This beer is Abbeydale Moonshine. ~~~THE BREWERY. You will find Abbeydale Brewery on Aizelwood Road, just off Abbeydale Road, just outside of Sheffield city centre. The brewery got its name from Beauchief Abbey ~ a monastery built in medieval times by the people who killed Thomas A’ Becket. The first brew was produced in 1996 and the company use equipment from the now defunct Leaking Boot Brewery. The brewery ... more
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micksheff

Member since 18/07/2003

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Moonshine - Sheffield's Finest Bitter! 16/10/2005

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Advantages Tastes Quite Nice
Disadvantages Quite Unique Taste Not To Everyones Liking

I am not a big drinker of Real Ale and tend to opt for regular Lager as I find that it is a lot more consistent in taste. However having said that last week I found myself drinking Moonshine Ale due to a special promotion in my local and I was pleasantly surprised. I am aware that most of you will have probably never heard of Moonshine Ale so I will hopefully have enlightened you a little by the end of this review. I will begin by saying that from my point of view it is a local Beer since it is brewed in Sheffield where I live. It is however not restricted entirely to this region since it is a ... more