Rebellion Red (500ml)
Berkshire
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Tradition meets a bitter hop in this rich, malty, warming ale, with its refreshing twist of citrus from hops Goldings and Cascade. It’s from the Rebellion brewery in Marlow, now over 30 years old.
£2.70 per bottle
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Beer Details
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United Kingdom- Deep Reddish Hue
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- 2.25 Units
- 4.5% ABV
- 500 ml
- 14 July 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Rich malty notes, nutty with freshness and bitterness
The Beer
Rebellion Brewery was founded in 1993 by two friends, Tim Coombes and Mark Gloyens. They attended school together in Marlow at a time when the sweet malt aromas from the local Wethered Brewery were a constant reminder that Marlow was an active brewing town. When the brewery closed its doors in 1987, Tim and Mark set out on a mission to revive Marlow's brewing tradition. And so Rebellion was born. Since then they have gone from strength to strength and their beers have a loyal following from local pubs and customers alike. All their beers use the mineral-rich water from the Chiltern Hills excellent for quality brewing. Rebellion Red is a rich, malty, traditional ale with a twist of citrus and bitterness from the Goldings and Cascade hops.
Rebellion Brewery was founded in 1993 by two friends, Tim Coombes and Mark Gloyens. They attended school together in Marlow at a time when the sweet malt aromas from the local Wethered Brewery were a constant reminder that Marlow was an active brewing town. When the brewery closed its doors in 1987, Tim and Mark set out on a mission to revive Marlow's brewing tradition. And so Rebellion was born. Since then they have gone from strength to strength and their beers have a loyal following from local pubs and customers alike. All their beers use the mineral-rich water from the Chiltern Hills excellent for quality brewing. Rebellion Red is a rich, malty, traditional ale with a twist of citrus and bitterness from the Goldings and Cascade hops.
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