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Product code: W&E-Conqueror
Introducing the Conqueror IPA, a unique Black IPA brought to you by Windsor & Eton. This beer is one of the most well-regarded beers in the UK, earning the admiration of respected beer writers and bloggers. We are confident that you will find it pretty special too.
Black IPAs are a rarity in the UK, making the Conqueror IPA a distinctive choice for beer enthusiasts. Windsor & Eton's Conqueror combines the rich flavours of roasted malt with a strong, moreish bitterness. This unique taste profile is created by using a blend of five malts, Summit and Cascade Hops, offering a complex and satisfying beer experience.
The Conqueror IPA comes in a case of 12 x 440ml cans, ensuring you have plenty to enjoy or share with friends. Please note that while the image shows a 500ml bottle, Windsor & Eton has recently switched exclusively to 440ml cans for this product. This change allows for a more convenient and sustainable packaging option without compromising on the quality of the beer inside.
The Conqueror IPA is a black IPA with a strength of 4.6% - 5%. It is not bottle conditioned, making it a smooth and easy-drinking choice. This beer is featured in our collection, highlighting its popularity and quality. Enjoy the distinctive taste of Windsor & Eton's Conqueror IPA, a true gem in British craft beer.
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The town of Windsor was once famous for brewing, but when Burge’s Brewery closed its doors in 1931, it brought to an end a 300 year old tradition.
Paddy, Bob, Jim and Willie began the installation of brewing equipment on St. David's Day, March 1st 2010 and by 23rd April 2010, St George's Day, their beers were on sale in local pubs. Some 79 years after the closure of Windsor's last brewery, local beer was back.
Their ambition is simple, to make Windsor famous again as a brewer of some of the finest and most talked about brews in the country.
Est. 2011