description Timothy Taylor Boltmaker Overview
Timothy Taylor Boltmaker is a classic Yorkshire bitter brewed by Timothy Taylor's at the Knowle Spring Brewery in Keighley, England. It has an alcohol by volume of 4.0% and is characterized by a balance of malt and hops, utilizing ingredients such as Golden Promise barley. The ale won the Campaign for Real Ale's (CAMRA) Champion Beer of Britain award in 2014. It is designed for drinkers who appreciate traditional, cask-conditioned English session bitters.
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When did Timothy Taylor Boltmaker win CAMRA's Champion Beer of Britain?
Boltmaker won CAMRA's prestigious Champion Beer of Britain award in 2014, cementing its reputation as one of the finest cask bitters in England. It had previously been available under a different name before being rebranded as Boltmaker.
Where is Timothy Taylor's brewery located?
Timothy Taylor brews at the Knowle Spring Brewery in Keighley, West Yorkshire, where the brewery has been based since 1863. The Yorkshire water from the surrounding area is often cited as contributing to the distinctive character of their beers.
What ABV is Timothy Taylor Boltmaker?
Boltmaker has an ABV of 4%, making it a classic session-strength Yorkshire bitter. This moderate strength is typical of traditional cask-conditioned English bitters served in pubs.
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