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Dark ale from Malvern Hills Brewery in Worcestershire, England, named after the black pear, the ancient heraldic emblem of Worcestershire featured on the county's coat of arms.
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Why is Malvern Hills Black Pear named after a pear?
The name refers to the black pear, an ancient heraldic emblem of Worcestershire shown on the county coat of arms. The ale is brewed by Malvern Hills Brewery in Worcestershire, England.
What kind of beer is Malvern Hills Black Pear?
It is a dark ale rather than a pale bitter or lager. Its dark appearance and malt-led style suit the traditional ales associated with Worcestershire breweries.
Where is Malvern Hills Black Pear brewed?
It is brewed by Malvern Hills Brewery in Worcestershire, in the West Midlands of England. The beer takes its identity from the local Malvern Hills and wider county heritage.
Is Malvern Hills Black Pear connected to Worcestershire history?
Yes. Its name uses the black pear emblem from Worcestershire's heraldry, linking the beer to the county's coat of arms and local identity.
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