Beers with Alcohol By Volume 4.2%
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- Country: Belgium
- ABV: 4.2%
- Style: Spice/Herb/Vegetable
- Web: www.delirium.be
- Description: A Belgian witbier flavoured with chocolate.
- Country: Scotland
- ABV: 4.2%
- Style: Amber Ale
- Web: www.quaffale.org.uk/php/brewery/1054
- Description: Appealing Amber Ale (4.2% abv): This deep amber, red beer has a well balanced maltiness with a refreshing hoppy finish.
- Country: Czech Republic
- ABV: 4.2%
- Style: Czech Pilsner (Světlý)
- Web: www.krusovice.cz/
- Description: Brewed together with the old Krušovice brewmaster Václav Kloub, to taste like beer from the 1980s. New beer since 5/2010, replaces Krušovice Sv?tlé 10°. 10.3° 14 EBC.
- Country: Belgium
- ABV: 4.2%
- Style: Fruit Beer/Radler
- Web: www.liefmans.be
- Description: Liefmans is a unique, refreshing blend of beers, ripened on real cherries in our cellars, blended with natural fruitjuices of strawberry, raspberry, cherry, billberry and elderberry. The result is a slightly Champenoise pearling, fruity, and agreably sweet drink, sparkling and refreshing.
- Country: Scotland
- ABV: 4.2%
- Style: Bitter
- Web: obanbaybrewery.com
- Description: You may want to call this our 80 Shilling but with a bit more hops. A reddish brown tone with a complex malty taste, coming from the blending of both colored malts and wheat malt, resulting in a refreshing, grassy and fruity ale with a hoppy finish.
- Country: Ecuador
- ABV: 4.2%
- Style: Pale Lager
- Web: www.cervecerianacional.com.ec
- Description: Blonde beer Pilsen type, with a 4,2 Gl alcohol degree concentrate of fine bitter taste and a pronounced smell of the best hops. Pilsener has been the beer with most participation and market share in Ecuador.
- Country: Estonia
- ABV: 4.2%
- Style: Amber Lager/Vienna
- Web:
- Description: The Taste of Manchester or Saku Manchester for short is a classic slightly sweet light red beer brewed following the finest traditions of English brewmasters. In England this beer is called ale and every respectable traditional English pub has this type of mild red beer at the top of their beer menu. Saku Manchester gets its English accent from light and caramel malt and aromatic hops that together make the beer sweeter and give it its red colour. Characteristic to English ale, Saku Manchester h
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