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Strong dark old ale from Chiltern Brewery in Buckinghamshire, England, its name referencing the historic Chiltern Hundreds, an ancient English administrative district.
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Why is Chiltern Three Hundreds Old Ale named Three Hundreds?
The name refers to the historic Chiltern Hundreds, an ancient administrative district in England. It connects the beer with the Buckinghamshire landscape around Chiltern Brewery.
What style is Chiltern Three Hundreds Old Ale?
It is a strong, dark old ale from Chiltern Brewery in Buckinghamshire. Old ales are typically richer and more warming than ordinary bitters, with dark malt character and greater strength.
Who makes Chiltern Three Hundreds Old Ale?
The beer is brewed by Chiltern Brewery in Buckinghamshire, England. Its name and style both reflect the brewery's local English setting.
How does Three Hundreds Old Ale differ from a pale ale?
It is darker, stronger, and usually fuller in flavor than a pale ale. Drinkers can expect a more malt-led beer suited to slow sipping rather than a light session pint.
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