The Bulls Head-A Bit about Cask-Conditioned Real Ales Cask-conditioned ale is an ale which is served fresh, unpasteurized, and unfiltered. The flavor and texture of cask-conditioned ale is quite distinctive; these ales tend to be very creamy and rich, with delicate carbonation and complex flavors. However, cask-conditioned ale also has a very short shelf life, and it must be well cared for if people want to experience the best flavor. As a result, it can be difficult to obtain.
Our 5 Real Ales-Fullers Chiswick, Discovery, London Pride, H.S.B and E.S.B.
This ale is also sometimes referred to as “real ale,” a reference to the fact that all beers were cask-conditioned for centuries, before the development of pasteurization, kegs, and other techniques used to keep and serve beer. In addition, “real ale” is typically made with all natural ingredients, in the traditional style, making it a favorite of purists. Advocates for real ale often argue that it has a superior flavour and texture to other ales, making it well worth the extra effort involved.
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