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Resin Flametree Amber Ale Cans 500mL

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A different take on the classic American Amber, Flame Tree has a low bitterness and silky soft mouthfeel. Crystal malts combine with Sabro hops to give flavours of caramel, tangerine, coconut and vanilla. Flame Tree is an ode to the strikingly iconic Illawarra Flame Tree that grows up and down the beautiful coastline of where Resin Brewery is located in Bulli NSW.

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SKU:: 14969-UNIT
Size:: 500
Container Type:: Can
Country:: France
Alcohol %:: 6
Style:: Amber Ale
Varietal:: Craft Beer

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