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Golden ale from Thwaites Brewery in Blackburn, Lancashire, named after fell-walker and guidebook author Alfred Wainwright, brewed at 4.4% ABV.
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Why is Thwaites Wainwright named after Alfred Wainwright?
The beer honours Alfred Wainwright, the Lancashire fell walker and author of celebrated walking guidebooks. Its name connects the golden ale to the landscape and walking culture of northern England. [Carlsberg Wainwright product page](https://www.carlsberggroup.com/products/wainwright/wainwright/)
What style and strength is Wainwright ale?
The current Carlsberg product page describes Wainwright as a golden ale at 4.1% ABV. If a catalogue or older label shows 4.4%, check the dated can or cask information because beer formulations can change. [Carlsberg Wainwright product page](https://www.carlsberggroup.com/products/wainwright/wainwright/)
What does Wainwright golden ale taste like?
It is lightly hopped, with subtle sweet notes and a delicate citrus aroma. The official description positions it as a refreshing session beer rather than a strongly bitter or high-strength ale.
What food pairs well with Wainwright?
The brewery's suggested pairings include smoked salmon with lemon, soft cheese, and lightly spiced dishes. The citrus aroma and moderate 4.1% ABV make those pairings a natural fit for a lighter golden ale. [Carlsberg Wainwright product page](https://www.carlsberggroup.com/products/wainwright/wainwright/)
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