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Oakham: Nekomata

This New World pale ale is/was brewed by Oakham in Peterborough, Cambridgeshire, England. It's achieved an overall score of 48.14%. Based on 1 tasting, the average ABV is 5.00%.

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Beer Listing

Date and Time Container Pub/Place and Where Strength ABV Colour Score Components Score Descriptive word(s) Book No.
23rd Sep 2015 at 9:15 pm draft Fly in the Loaf, Liverpool, Merseyside, England 5.00 medium-golden Taste: 85.88%
Head: 68.89%
Aroma: 48%
Ease: 73.33%
Clarity: 100%
48.139% rindy-malt 615

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Other Beers (etc.) by Oakham

Apart from Nekomata, Hop Horizons lists 29 others by Oakham. These are:
Attila
Bishop's Farewell
Bona Nox
Cambridgeshire Golden Ale (for Marks & Spencer)
Citra
Citra IPA (for Marks & Spencer)
Citra T90
Cold Turkey
Craftworks Alpha Inception
Craftworks Best Friend
Craftworks Thrill Seeker
Double Hopped Citra IPA (for Marks & Spencer)
El Dorado / Simcoe Unfiltered Hop Slam
Green Devil IPA
Green Oak Lager and Lime
Inferno (4% version)
Inferno (4.4% version)
JHB (Jeffrey Hudson Bitter) (3.8% version)
JHB (Jeffrey Hudson Bitter) (4.2% version)
JHB (Jeffrey Hudson Bitter) (4.2% version) (aka Marks & Spencer Cambridgeshire Summer Ale)
Kaleidoscope
Krakins Ink
Oblivion
Raucous Reindeer
Scarlet Macau
Sikandar
Tranquility
White Dwarf Wheat Beer
Would Be Kings

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