Bishops Finger Strong Ale Bottle

A classic Kentish strong ale, Bishops Finger takes its name from the name of an ancient signpost on the pilgrims way pointing pilgrims to the Shrine of Thomas A Becket at Canterbury Cathedral.
One of the oldest names in British beer, this classic British ale is brewed with chalk-filtered mineral water drawn from deep beneath the brewery and Shepherd Neame's signature Kentish hops. Its authenticity is assured by its EU protected geographical indication status.

See: Chestnut brown
Smell: Roast, Toffee, Berries
Taste: Rich, Fruity, Bitter

England

Shepherd Neame

Shepherd Neame Ltd,
Faversham,
Kent,
ME13 7AX,
England.
www.shepherdneame.co.uk

Contains Barley, Contains Gluten

Water, Barley, Hops and Malt

Taste: Rich, fruity, bitter

A rich and fruity, chestnut coloured Kentish strong ale

Bottle

A rich and fruity, chestnut coloured Kentish strong ale.

5.4

2.7

Brewed & bottled by:
Shepherd Neame Ltd,
Faversham,
Kent,
ME13 7AX,
England.

Best before end: see neck of bottle

Full Product Name:
Beer

Storage:
Best before end: see neck of bottle

Origin:
Product of England, Brewed in Faversham, Kent

Additional Information:
Alcohol By Volume: 5.4%
Units: 2.7
2.7 UK Units per bottle
Maximum units a day as recommended by UK Chief Medical Officers:
Men 3-4
Women 2-3
www.drinkaware.co.uk
Please drink responsibly

Serve chilled

Serve chilled.

Bottle - Recyclable