Category: MILD ALE

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Portsmouth British Mild Ale

Brewed by: Portsmouth Brewery
Origin: Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Slightly malty, no hop flavor or aroma. Medium to dark brown in color with very little head or carbonation. Mild refers to lack of any hop flavor or aroma. Serve with traditional pub fare.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: MILD ALE

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Portsmouth British Mild Ale

Brewed by: Portsmouth Brewery
Origin: Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Slightly malty, no hop flavor or aroma. Medium to dark brown in color with very little head or carbonation. Mild refers to lack of any hop flavor or aroma. Serve with traditional pub fare.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: MILD ALE

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Portsmouth British Mild Ale

Brewed by: Portsmouth Brewery
Origin: Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Slightly malty, no hop flavor or aroma. Medium to dark brown in color with very little head or carbonation. Mild refers to lack of any hop flavor or aroma. Serve with traditional pub fare.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: MILD ALE

ratebeer

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Portsmouth British Mild Ale

Brewed by: Portsmouth Brewery
Origin: Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Slightly malty, no hop flavor or aroma. Medium to dark brown in color with very little head or carbonation. Mild refers to lack of any hop flavor or aroma. Serve with traditional pub fare.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: MILD ALE

ratebeer

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Portsmouth British Mild Ale

Brewed by: Portsmouth Brewery
Origin: Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Slightly malty, no hop flavor or aroma. Medium to dark brown in color with very little head or carbonation. Mild refers to lack of any hop flavor or aroma. Serve with traditional pub fare.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09
Category: MILD ALE

ratebeer

n/a

Portsmouth British Mild Ale

Brewed by: Portsmouth Brewery
Origin: Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Slightly malty, no hop flavor or aroma. Medium to dark brown in color with very little head or carbonation. Mild refers to lack of any hop flavor or aroma. Serve with traditional pub fare.



Source: RateBeer.com • Dec '09