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Product code: Hobsons-OldHenry
Located in the picturesque town of Cleobury Mortimer, Hobson's Brewery is a beacon of sustainability and quality in Shropshire's brewing scene. This award-winning brewery, recognised by SIBA's Green Business Award in 2010 and the Heart of England Fine Foods' Diamond Award in 2009, is committed to using locally sourced ingredients and sustainable technologies. Hobson's Brewery even harnesses the power of Shropshire's wind to generate electricity, ensuring that every aspect of their operation is as local and sustainable as possible.
Old Henry is a rich auburn ale that perfectly embodies Hobson's Brewery's commitment to quality and flavour. This complex brew offers a balance of rich malty flavours and a clean hoppy finish, making it a signature brew for Henry Hobson. It's a testament to Hobson's Brewery's ability to punch above their weight in the brewing industry.
Old Henry's quality and flavour have not gone unnoticed. In 2011, it was awarded a Silver Great Taste Award, further cementing its status as a standout brew in Hobson's Brewery's lineup.
Now, you can enjoy the rich, complex flavours of Old Henry in the comfort of your own home. Available in cases of 12, this 5.2% Auburn Ale is perfect for those who appreciate a well-crafted, flavourful beer. Each bottle is 500ml, making it the perfect size for enjoying with a meal or on its own.
Experience the best of British beer with Hobson's Old Henry. Order your case today and discover why this brew is a favourite among beer enthusiasts.
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Founded in 1993 by Nick Davis in the beautiful Shropshire town of Cleobury Mortimer, Hobson’s has gone on to make many award winning beers. Their portfolio includes a former Champion Beer of Britain.
Their beers aren’t just delicious, they are sustainably brewed too with the brewery twice being voted SIBA Best Green Business. They even have their own wind turbine on site to ensure every beer is produced with green energy.