Armada (4.5%), Harvey's Brewery
Description
A dry, heavily hopped strong pale ale with an extremely light colour. Originally commissioned by the National Maritime Museum for the quarter centenary celebrations of the defeat of the Spanish Armada by Sir Francis Drake. Harveys were requested to continue production by numerous devotees.
£3.60
Quantity Available: 2
Product Code: S1249
Country
England
Region
Sussex
Sub-Region
Lewes
Alcohol Vol
4.5%
Bottle Size
50cl
Closure
crown cap
Producer Details
Harvey's Brewery is the oldest independent brewery in Sussex. A family business, the brewery has been in the guardianship of seven generations of John Harvey's descendants since 1790, with five family members from the seventh and eighth generations currently working here.
Still a privately-owned limited company, Harvey's has no shares marketed for external investment.
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