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A name already uttered in 1700s England, by the brewers of Burton-on-Trent, where it was first made. Its Victorian origins never passed unnoticed, from the very first sip. Let its colour, its elegance, its fruity aroma tempt you, the expression of top-fermented prime yeasts. The ballerina pace of this plump yet delicate beer emerge in the golden hue and round intensity. Distinguished by the fruity aroma of its superior yeasts. Smooth to the palate with a well-balanced taste. 
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