description Upham Tipster Overview
Upham Tipster is a 3.6% ABV golden ale brewed by Upham Brewery in Hampshire, England. It was part of the brewery's cask-ale range and was described as a refreshing, easy-drinking beer with a light golden colour and bitterness from Northdown and Goldings hops. The beer is of interest mainly as a regional English ale associated with the pub and real-ale trade in Hampshire.
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What is Upham Tipster and how strong is it?
Upham Tipster is a golden ale from Upham Brewery in Hampshire, England. It has an alcohol content of 3.6% ABV and was made as a refreshing, easy-drinking cask ale.
Which hops are used in Upham Tipster?
The beer is associated with Northdown and Goldings hops. They give the light golden ale a noticeable but approachable bitterness.
Is Upham Tipster a bottled beer or a cask ale?
Upham Tipster was part of Upham Brewery's cask-ale range. That means it was primarily intended to be served from a pub cask rather than treated as a heavily carbonated lager.
Where was Upham Tipster brewed?
Upham Tipster was brewed by Upham Brewery in Hampshire, England. The brewery's range included traditional British-style ales such as this low-strength golden beer.
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