Loose Cannon Gunners Gold (50cl)
Oxfordshire
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Join the craft ale revolution with Gunner’s Gold, the zesty new ale from Abingdon’s Loose Cannon Brewery. It’s full of crisp citrus flavours and honours local hero and Lancaster bomber veteran Stan Bradford. Modest strength, maximum refreshment.
£30.00
1 case (12 bottles) - £2.50 per bottle
Qty cases:
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Beer Details
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United Kingdom- Pale Gold
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- 1.7 Units
- 3.4% ABV
- 28 February 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
Gentle peach and lemon flavours and a crisp hoppy finish
The Beer
Handcrafted ale is gaining a new lease of life in the UK and Gunner’s Gold is leading the way. It comes from Will Laithwaite’s Loose Cannon brewery, which opened in 2011 and re-established three centuries of brewing tradition in Abingdon (which seemed lost forever when Morland closed its doors for the last time 11 years earlier). Gunner’s Gold is named in honour of local Abingdon hero and Lancaster bomber veteran Stan Bradford (the distinctive World War II aircraft is featured on the label). It’s a classic golden ale that’s best served gently chilled to fully appreciate its crisp hoppiness and refreshing citrus flavours. Medium strength and totally refreshing, there’s no better beer for an uplifting lunchtime glassful than Gunner’s Gold.
Handcrafted ale is gaining a new lease of life in the UK and Gunner’s Gold is leading the way. It comes from Will Laithwaite’s Loose Cannon brewery, which opened in 2011 and re-established three centuries of brewing tradition in Abingdon (which seemed lost forever when Morland closed its doors for the last time 11 years earlier). Gunner’s Gold is named in honour of local Abingdon hero and Lancaster bomber veteran Stan Bradford (the distinctive World War II aircraft is featured on the label). It’s a classic golden ale that’s best served gently chilled to fully appreciate its crisp hoppiness and refreshing citrus flavours. Medium strength and totally refreshing, there’s no better beer for an uplifting lunchtime glassful than Gunner’s Gold.
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