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Amara is a “Best Bitter” which is a type of Pale Ale, originating from England in the 1600s. In 1930s it became a fashionable, lighter, and lower ABV, known as a high quality premium beer, and “Best” bitter was designed to be stronger than an original bitter.
The irony is that it does not have a bitter taste, but has refreshing light hoppy and subtle fruity, caramel taste which you will savour.
Sloan’s Amara Pale ale is brewed with the best quality hops and malt to produce a premium beer at our state of the art brewery, brewed under British standards and by an experienced English brew master.
Due to having an ABV of 4.2%, Sloan’s Amara is classed as a “session beer”. A beer that can be consumed over an extended social gathering without causing rapid intoxication and is ideal to be serviced with food, as it cleans the pallet and compliments your meal. See food pairing.
By design the beer is lightly carbonated avoiding that bloated, full effect of lagers and other highly carbonated beers.
Quality ingredience, brewed with Willamette and NZ Fuggles hops, and the best pale ale and wheat malt with roasted barley, ensuring a consistent taste and asavouring beer.
Appearance: Colour SRM 20 – Dark Brown
Aroma: toasted, biscuity malt and restrained, earthy or floral hops
Flavour: subtle, elegant hoppiness. This translates to flavors that are earthy, woody, or slightly floral with caramel undertones.
Mouthfeel: Crisp and dry, leaving a mild, lingering fruitiness on the tongue that invites another sip
ABV: 4,2% Alcohol per volume
IBU (International Bitterness Units): 24 IBU – light bitteress (Scale 0-100)
When performing our taste testing, what we found was that all ages liked the beer, both male and female.
Notably in Thailand, when we explained it was a Best Bitter, many focused on the word bitter, which turned them off. But when we told them it was a Pale Ale, all were happy to try.
“Amara is delicious. My preferred beer”
“Lovely and smooth with s slight caramel state and not gassey.”
“Easy to drink and appreciate.”
“It’s my 1st time drinking an English bitter and I am pleasantly surprised how nice it is.”
“I had a few Sloan’s and loved it. Next day I had no hangover, unlike when I drink lager.”
“I expected it to be too heavy for hot weather, but it was very refreshing”
“Nice to be able to drink the same beer as my wife. Unfortunately I now have to share my beer.”