
Brewed in collaboration with Blind Jack’s and Brew By Numbers.
Blind Jack was the nickname of John Metcalf, born in 1717 and blind from the age of six. A brilliant civil engineer, Blind Jack was a forefather of modern roads. He invented the viameter, a rolling, measuring tool and made significant improvements to the roads between Knaresborough and Harrogate, putting Knaresborough on the map.
A juicy, Session IPA.
Hops: Mosaic
Malts: Extra Pale, Flaked Oat, Vienna

Reviews

Chris H
27 days ago
3.8

PaulU72
1 month ago
3.5

1972GAZMOD
@ Beer523 months ago

3.8
Decent drink. Nice hoppy aroma. Hoppy taste with a subtle fruitiness mixed in. Slight tropical fruit note leading to a subtle sweet finish. Enjoyable drink. Smooth and easy drinking session ale that's as described on the tin

Tommo
3 months ago

3.0
Solid enough light fruity and went down a treat!

Jamie T
4 months ago
5.0

Simon P
@ Beer524 months ago

4.0

Steve T
4 months ago
4.0

Frank B
@ Beer525 months ago
3.0
It pours a hazy, golden colour with a white head. Aroma and flavour are of tropical fruits, almost lychee-like. Slightly creamy.

Karl G
@ Beer525 months ago

3.7
Quite watery but an ok ale. Enjoyable with nothing else around.

Ant
5 months ago
3.4