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With a rich tradition of ale brewing, English brewers are responsible for a number of classic styles still enjoyed by drinkers to this day.

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Brulosophy podcast. I'm your host Marshall shot and joining me on this

short and shoddy episode to talk about the delicious British Golden Ale is

contributor Matt Del Fiaco. Actually like it's a really interesting lead up to this because this is definitely one of the English

styles that is, you know, it's considered more recent.

It's something that has been developed, you know, relatively speaking, especially for Europe and for England, in terms of styles, this is a fairly new one, and it's also one that I would argue the American Brewing scene has had a pretty heavy influence on and like the way in which it's defined and enjoyed so

British Goldenale is is underrated just in general as a style it is such a delicious delicious beer and I don't see them around ever and it's

upsetting at least and this maybe a point where I've been corrected in the past and

I'm thrilled to be corrected it is in England like you can see them all over the place.

Yeah.

Is a bridge. It's a huge portion of what's being sold and obviously like I've been over there a couple

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