Britpop Lager by Alex James (330ml) NV
Oxfordshire
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Is there nothing Alex James can’t do? Bass guitarist with 90s legends Blur, award-winning cheesemaker and the brains behind Britpop sparkling wine. Now he’s helped create a golden, refreshing lager that’s as easy-going as a summer anthem.
£30.00
1 case (12 bottles) - £2.50 per bottle
£27.00 (£2.25 a bottle) when added to 12 bottles of wine
Qty cases:
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Beer Details
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United Kingdom- Pale Gold
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- 1.32 Units
- 4% ABV
- 30 April 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Subtle malt sweetness, a gentle citrus lift and a clean, crisp finish
The Beer
From Blur bassist turned cheesemaker and drinks creator Alex James comes Britpop Lager – a beer with as much character as the music that inspired it. Pale golden colour with a lively sparkle. Expect subtle malt sweetness, a gentle citrus lift and a clean, crisp finish that makes it effortlessly drinkable. Light-bodied yet full of flavour, it’s a proper session lager – smooth, satisfying and made for long afternoons with friends, whether at a barbecue, a festival, or just the back garden. Much like the Britpop era itself, it’s unpretentious, feel-good and made to bring people together. A modern British lager with a nostalgic nod to the ’90s – woo-hoo!
From Blur bassist turned cheesemaker and drinks creator Alex James comes Britpop Lager – a beer with as much character as the music that inspired it. Pale golden colour with a lively sparkle. Expect subtle malt sweetness, a gentle citrus lift and a clean, crisp finish that makes it effortlessly drinkable. Light-bodied yet full of flavour, it’s a proper session lager – smooth, satisfying and made for long afternoons with friends, whether at a barbecue, a festival, or just the back garden. Much like the Britpop era itself, it’s unpretentious, feel-good and made to bring people together. A modern British lager with a nostalgic nod to the ’90s – woo-hoo!
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