description Skinner's Betty Stogs Overview
Skinner's Betty Stogs is a 4.0% ABV Cornish bitter brewed by Skinner's Brewery in Truro, England. Named after a benevolent figure from local folklore known for looking after unattended children, the beer features a blend of malt and English hops that yield a crisp, biscuity profile with subtle citrus notes. It has achieved national recognition through the Campaign for Real Ale (CAMRA), securing multiple awards for its quality. The beer is intended for drinkers seeking a balanced, sessionable pub bitter with a distinctly regional character.
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What kind of beer is Skinner's Betty Stogs?
Skinner's Betty Stogs is a 4.0% ABV Cornish bitter from Skinner's Brewery in Truro, England. It is built around a crisp, biscuity malt profile and English hop character.
Who is Betty Stogs?
Betty Stogs is a benevolent figure from Cornish folklore who is associated with caring for unattended children. Skinner's used the character as the namesake for this traditional local bitter.
What does Betty Stogs taste like?
The beer has biscuit-like malt, moderate bitterness, and a crisp finish. At 4.0% ABV, it is suited to steady pub drinking rather than slow sipping like a strong ale.
Where was Skinner's Betty Stogs brewed?
It was brewed by Skinner's Brewery in Truro, Cornwall. The beer's name, style, and branding all connect it to Cornish brewing and local folklore.
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