description Ringwood Fortyniner Overview
Ringwood Fortyniner is a 4.9 percent ABV best bitter produced by Ringwood Brewery in Hampshire, England. Its name refers directly to its alcoholic strength, using forty-nine as a shorthand for 4.9 percent. The beer belongs to the traditional English bitter family, a style generally associated with moderate strength, amber to copper color, and a balance between malt flavor and hop bitterness. It is intended for drinkers seeking a classic British ale rather than a high-strength or strongly flavored specialty beer.
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What does the name Ringwood Fortyniner mean?
The name refers to the beer's 4.9 percent alcohol by volume. Forty-nine is used as shorthand for 4.9 in the product name.
Who produces Ringwood Fortyniner?
Ringwood Fortyniner is produced by Ringwood Brewery in Hampshire, England. It is a traditional English best bitter.
What style is Ringwood Fortyniner?
It is a 4.9 percent ABV best bitter. The beer belongs to the traditional English bitter family rather than the golden ale category.
Is Ringwood Fortyniner a low-alcohol beer?
At 4.9 percent ABV, it is a moderate-strength bitter rather than a low-alcohol beer. Its name directly reflects that 4.9 percent strength.
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