
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
Kolpakko 5.0
@ Prisma Savonlinna1 day ago
2.6
Hannele
3 days ago
2.5
Beginner
@ K-Citymarket Salo8 days ago
3.4

Barbič
@ Chez chab11 days ago
0.5
Tompphhaa
17 days ago
2.5
Tomart56
17 days ago
4.3

Wayne1984
@ Anchor Inn - Shepherd Neame27 days ago
3.9
Hoppy malty smooth amber colour

Pearse E
@ Gull and Penguin1 month ago

2.9
Alright
AGUILHERME
@ Taberna Lusa | Lisboa1 month ago

3.8
A timeless, highly drinkable session ale that captures the classic taste of a traditional British pub.
A quintessential British classic. Opens with sweet caramel malts and warm toasted biscuit notes, layers in a distinct bitter orange marmalade depth, and closes with a crisp, peppery finish.... to be drink on a frequent basis... 😁
Matej B
@ Leeds Food & Drink1 month ago
2.2