BeerBritains Oldest Brewer. A Rich and Fruity, Chestnut Coloured Kentish Strong Ale. First Brewed in 1958. Vegetarian Society Approved - Vegan.This award-winning beer from Britain's oldest brewer takes its name from ancient signposts pointing pilgrims to the shrine of Thomas a becket at Canterbury Cathedral. A perennial favourite since its launch back in 1958, Bishops finger is brewed using Kentish hops, barley and chalk-filtered mineral water drawn from deep beneath Shepherd Neame's Faversham brewery. It holds Protected Geographical Indication status as a Kentish strong ale, guaranteeing the provenance of its ingredients.
Water, Malted Barley, Glucose Syruo, Hops
For allergens including Cereals containing Gluten see ingredients in bold
Lifestyle
Suitable for Vegans
Suitable for Vegetarians
Warnings
PREGNANCY WARNING<br>Alcohol can cause lifelong harm to your baby
Typical values
per 100ml
Energy
184kJ
Energy
43kcal
Alcohol by volume: 5.2%
Origin Information
Country of Origin: England
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