
Shepherd Neame's biggest-selling cask conditioned ale.
An infusion of three aromatic Kentish hops adorns this blood-orange tinted bitter, first brewed in 1990 to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the Battle of Britain in 1990.
The beer is named after the legendary Supermarine Spitfire aircraft designed by R. J. Mitchell. Winner of a Gold Medal and Best Strong Cask-Conditioned Beer of the World at the Brewing Industry International Awards, Spitfire has Protected Geographical Indication, the same regional produce protection afforded to Champagne and Parma Ham.
Draught: 4.2% ABV
bottle/can/mini keg: 4.5% ABV
IBU: 36
Hops: Challenger, East Kent Goldings / EKG, First Gold, Target

Reviews

THauturi
@ K-Citymarket Ideapark Seinäjoki12 days ago

3.4
Monen vuoden jälkeen lähti taas mukaan:
Mahonkisen punaruskeaa,kirkasta ja lähes vaahdotonta olutta.Tuoksu kuivan karamellisen maltainen ja kuivan hedelmäinen.Maku kuivahkon maltainen,hapokas,keveän karamellinen,kuivan hedelmäinen.Jälkimakuun keveää kuivaa humalaa.

Clément H
15 days ago
4.0

Gregory M
18 days ago
4.0

Alex C
19 days ago

3.8
Bière à boire bien fraîche un soir d'automne/hiver, ce laisse boire facilement pour quelqu'un qui veut se lancer dans les bière ambrée.

Julian Selby
@ Sainsburys20 days ago

4.6
A top British ale. Brewed in Kent, this pours an amber colour with a quickly evaporating head, and combines the pick of Kentish hops to produce a bitter orange marmalade flavour on top of sweet biscuits and caramel malts for a peppery dry finish.

Beerboy365
22 days ago
4.0
Makalöst god lager, smak av sirap

5pintsplease
22 days ago

3.3
God Ale, lite söt

Jonne W
24 days ago
4.0

Jani K
29 days ago
3.2

Youbiwan
@ Mabels Tavern30 days ago
2.7