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Donnington SBA is a stronger special bitter associated with Donnington Brewery, an English brewery based at a watermill near Stow-on-the-Wold in Gloucestershire. The brewery's beers are produced at a Cotswolds mill site whose history is traced to the 13th century. The name SBA identifies this beer with the British bitter tradition, while the stronger designation distinguishes it from a standard session bitter within the brewery's range.
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What does SBA mean in Donnington SBA?
SBA refers to a stronger special bitter, the style associated with this Donnington beer. It is designed to be fuller and stronger than an ordinary best bitter.
Where is Donnington Brewery located?
Donnington Brewery operates from a watermill near Stow-on-the-Wold in Gloucestershire. The mill site has a history traced to the 13th century.
What kind of beer is Donnington SBA?
Donnington SBA is a special bitter with more strength than a standard bitter. It belongs to the traditional English ale family brewed by Donnington Brewery.
Is Donnington SBA brewed at a historic mill?
Yes. Donnington's beers are produced at a Cotswolds mill site near Stow-on-the-Wold. The history of that mill site is traced to the 13th century.
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