Rebellion Blonde (500ml)
Berkshire
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Rebellion Blonde is a pale, golden ale, combining the crisp bitterness of the hops First Gold, Goldings and Mittelfruh, with a more traditional rich maltiness. Serve at room temperature as a more traditional style or chill as a thirstquencher.
£32.40
1 case (12 bottles) - £2.70 per bottle
Qty cases:
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Beer Details
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United Kingdom- Golden
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- 2.15 Units
- 4.3% ABV
- 21 February 2026
Flavour Profile
Tasting notes
A bright, citrusy fresh beer, with a bitter hoppy finish
The Beer
Rebellion Brewery was founded in 1993 by two friends, Tim Coombes and Mark Gloyens. They attended school together in Marlow at a time when the sweet malt aromas from the local brewery were a constant reminder that Marlow was an active brewing town. When the brewery closed its doors in 1987, Tim and Mark set out on a mission to revive Marlow's brewing tradition. And so Rebellion was born. Since then they have gone from strength to strength and their beers have a loyal following. The mineral-rich water of the Chiltern Hills is ideal for quality brewing. The Blonde combines crisp hoppiness and sweet malt notes. Chill and enjoy as a refreshing lager style, or at a room temperature as a more traditional ale.
Rebellion Brewery was founded in 1993 by two friends, Tim Coombes and Mark Gloyens. They attended school together in Marlow at a time when the sweet malt aromas from the local brewery were a constant reminder that Marlow was an active brewing town. When the brewery closed its doors in 1987, Tim and Mark set out on a mission to revive Marlow's brewing tradition. And so Rebellion was born. Since then they have gone from strength to strength and their beers have a loyal following. The mineral-rich water of the Chiltern Hills is ideal for quality brewing. The Blonde combines crisp hoppiness and sweet malt notes. Chill and enjoy as a refreshing lager style, or at a room temperature as a more traditional ale.
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