Hawkstone IPA (330ml)
Gloucestershire
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Belligerent, car-fanatic presenter Jeremy Clarkson has turned his hand to farming. He loves it and the malting barley he grows. Naturally he’s determined his crop goes to make the best locally made brews – Hawkstone IPA, nicknamed ‘the hoppy one’.
£32.40
1 case (12 bottles) - £2.70 per bottle(£8.18 per litre)
£26.40 (£2.20 a bottle) when added to 12 bottles of wine
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Beer Details
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United Kingdom- Golden
- Not Applicable
- 1.584 Units
- Vegan
- 4.8% ABV
- Vegetarian
- 31 August 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Well balanced IPA with a malty core, tropical fruit and a refreshing hoppy edge
The Beer
Bursting with tropical fruit, plentiful hoppiness and a core of malt, this IPA is moreish, satisfying and refreshing. It’s from Hawkstone, a brewery founded by Jeremy Clarkson and Rick Keene. Having put blood, sweat and tears into cultivating his malting barley, the new farmer was determined it’d be put to good use. So, he resolved to look out a good local brewery to turn it into quality beer. The village pub landlord introduced him to Rick and Emma Keene of Cotswold Brewery. They found they shared views on supporting local agriculture, plus, having done a 4-year degree in the process, Rick was an ace brewer. Jeremy was so impressed by the first batch of Hawkstone, he decided to invest in the project. Now they have a small but tasty range.
Bursting with tropical fruit, plentiful hoppiness and a core of malt, this IPA is moreish, satisfying and refreshing. It’s from Hawkstone, a brewery founded by Jeremy Clarkson and Rick Keene. Having put blood, sweat and tears into cultivating his malting barley, the new farmer was determined it’d be put to good use. So, he resolved to look out a good local brewery to turn it into quality beer. The village pub landlord introduced him to Rick and Emma Keene of Cotswold Brewery. They found they shared views on supporting local agriculture, plus, having done a 4-year degree in the process, Rick was an ace brewer. Jeremy was so impressed by the first batch of Hawkstone, he decided to invest in the project. Now they have a small but tasty range.
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Hawkstone IPA (330ml)
£2.70 per bottle£2.70(£8.18 per litre)
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