Vaux Brewery
A Hazy Shade of Citra
Vegan
New release
Vaux Brewery
A Hazy Shade of Citra
VeganThis beer is a delightful brew showcasing the brilliance of these iconic hop varieties. Bursting with citrus aromas of grapefruit, lemon, and tropical fruits from Citra hops, complemented by floral and resinous notes from Centennial hops. A balanced taste of zesty citrus, subtle florals, and a mild malt backbone.
Ingredients: Water, Wheat, Barley, Oats, Hops, Yeast. For allergens see ingredients in bold.
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This beer is a delightful brew showcasing the brilliance of these iconic hop varieties. Bursting with citrus aromas of grapefruit, lemon, and tropical fruits from Citra hops, complemented by floral and resinous notes from Centennial hops. A balanced taste of zesty citrus, subtle florals, and a mild malt backbone.
Ingredients: Water, Wheat, Barley, Oats, Hops, Yeast.
For allergens see ingredients in bold.
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About the brewery
VAUX has been a beloved name in Sunderland for almost 200 years. From the earliest incarnation of 'C. Vaux & Sons' in 1837 right through to the 1990s, the brewery was an important part of city life in Sunderland until its closure in 1999. Now reincarnated, this iconic brand has been striving, since its relaunch in 2019, to put Sunderland back on the beer map.
Community reviews
Community reviews
3.94 out of 5 stars
Rated by our members as:
Pours a fairly clear golden body with fairly decent white head Aroma is huge citrus hops Flavour is honey and shortcake and lime
Really tasty , tropical and citrusy and slightly creamy
Really nice beer. Hazy with tropical flavours. Really smooth and easy to drink. Lovely!
Welcome back Vaux Brewery to this superb well-balanced strong pale ale with floral & citrus tasting overtones & with a hazy appearance. The first Vaux beer that I have tasted this century bearing in mind that the Sunderland brewery originally closed down 25 years ago during the late 1990's.
