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£32.90
£1.64 per beer
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£39.90£1.99 per beer
£1.99 per beerIncludes: 1x Revival
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£83.39£3.47 per beer
£3.47 per beerIncludes: 2x Revival
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£49.90£1.55 per beer
£1.55 per beerIncludes: 4x Revival
20 case
£32.90£1.64 per beer
£1.64 per beerIncludes: 1x Revival
12 case
£23.95£1.99 per beer
£1.99 per beerIncludes: 1x Revival
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About Moor Beer
About Moor Beer
MoorBeer
Drink Moor beer!
Moor Beer was reborn in 2007 when Justin Hawke purchased the defunct business and created what has become one of the world's top rated breweries. Named from the Levels and Moors area of Somerset where the brewery originated, it's now based in Bristol behind Temple Meads Rail Station. Moor Beer takes elements of different techniques from all over the world, taking the German, naturally hazy philosophy, combined with the American flavour-forward approach to brewing and the British secondary re-fermentation tradition to create what they call 'Modern Real Ale'. Full flavoured, well balanced, often hoppy and always drinkable!
MoorBeer
Drink Moor beer!
Moor Beer was reborn in 2007 when Justin Hawke purchased the defunct business and created what has become one of the world's top rated breweries. Named from the Levels and Moors area of Somerset where the brewery originated, it's now based in Bristol behind Temple Meads Rail Station. Moor Beer takes elements of different techniques from all over the world, taking the German, naturally hazy philosophy, combined with the American flavour-forward approach to brewing and the British secondary re-fermentation tradition to create what they call 'Modern Real Ale'. Full flavoured, well balanced, often hoppy and always drinkable!
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