Rag And Bone

When you think of typical session beers from England, you probably imagine an amber or ruby colored beer like a Bitter.

Just the name suggests, however, the British Golden is pale in color, which is relatively unique from mainstream English beers. The resulting malt bill is kept light with flavors of fresh bread and a touch of biscuit, while putting the emphasis on a zippy hop quality.

Forgone examples of the style originally utilized English hops, but modern resurrections tend to utilize American citrus-flavored hops to maximize the refreshing experience of the beer. For us, we picked three classics: Centennial, Amarillo, and Citra.

The eclectic collection of techniques inspired the name and brand behind this beer. In 19th century Britain, Rag-and-Bone men traveled on foot, street-by-street collecting items left by the wayside and reselling them to people who give these dusty gems new life and purpose. Show Less