Windsor & Eton Guardsman Best Bitter (500ml)
Berkshire
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Windsor & Eton Brewery, founded in 2010 to revive Windsor’s brewing heritage, is rightly proud of Guardsman Best Bitter (4.2%). A copper-hued ale with caramel malt, earthy hops and a smooth finish, it’s a proper pint with royal connections.
£33.60
1 case (12 bottles) - £2.80 per bottle
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Beer Details
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United Kingdom- Copper-amber Glow
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- 2.1 Units
- 4.2% ABV
- 14 September 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Tangy hops, malt sweetness, bitter finish, smooth feel
Allergy information
Contains Wheat
The Beer
Founded in 2010, Windsor & Eton Brewery brought brewing back to Windsor after an 80-year absence, setting out to create beers fit for a town steeped in royal and military history. Their flagship Guardsman Best Bitter (4.2% ABV) is a proud nod to tradition, inspired by the iconic red tunics of the Windsor Guards. Brewed with Maris Otter pale malt and classic English hops (Pilgrim, Styrian Golding, Fuggles), it pours a rich copper colour with aromas of caramel, biscuit and a gentle earthy lift. Guardsman has collected multiple awards at CAMRA festivals and international competitions and remains the brewery’s best-known beer – a true session bitter that celebrates both heritage and drinkability.
Founded in 2010, Windsor & Eton Brewery brought brewing back to Windsor after an 80-year absence, setting out to create beers fit for a town steeped in royal and military history. Their flagship Guardsman Best Bitter (4.2% ABV) is a proud nod to tradition, inspired by the iconic red tunics of the Windsor Guards. Brewed with Maris Otter pale malt and classic English hops (Pilgrim, Styrian Golding, Fuggles), it pours a rich copper colour with aromas of caramel, biscuit and a gentle earthy lift. Guardsman has collected multiple awards at CAMRA festivals and international competitions and remains the brewery’s best-known beer – a true session bitter that celebrates both heritage and drinkability.
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