Afro caribbean party

Afro Caribbean Brewing is a small brewpub above Banana Jam Café brewing unique ales with our feet in Africa and our hearts in the Caribbean. Appearance: A rich goldern colour Aroma: Hints of sweet malt and topical fruit  Flavour: Biscuity malt that gives way to a soft citrus and tropical fruit flavour  Light Bodied with medium to low bitterness, clean, crisp with hints of bread and cascade hops

Afro Caribbean Brewing is a small brewpub above Banana Jam Café brewing unique ales with our feet in frica and our hearts in the Caribbean. Appearance: A rich goldern colour Aroma: Hints of sweet malt and topical fruit  Flavour: Biscuity malt that gives way to a soft citrus and tropical fruit flavour  Light Bodied with medium to low bitterness, clean, crisp with hints of bread and cascade hops

Afro Caribbean Brewing is a small brewpub above Banana Jam Café brewing unique ales with our feet in frica and our hearts in the Caribbean. This big, bold and dank IPA will take you deep into the hop jungle Appearance: Rich gold Aroma: Citrus and melon  Flavour: Big lemon, grapefruit and melon character carried by a solid malt backbone Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with good carbonation

Afro Caribbean Brewing is a small brewpub above Banana Jam Café brewing unique ales with our feet in Africa and our hearts in the Caribbean. Appearance is a light clear gold  The Aroma is of sweet citrus and spice with a hint of toasted malt The flavour is a perfect balance of malt sweetness with honey, pears and some citrus  Medium bodied, smooth and creamy mouthfeel  A great example of a complex yet easy drinking blonde

Afro Caribbean Brewing Co is a small brewpub located above Banana Jam Café in Cape Town. They brew unique ales with their feet in Africa and their hearts in the Caribbean. Appearance: Orange-gold Aroma: Biscuit and bready malt with a touch of floral hop character Flavour: Toasty malt with a spicy, floral hop kick Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with low carbonation 

This rich gold, bold IPA will take you deep into the hop jungle with a lemon, grapefruit and melon character and solid malt backbone. Brewed by Afro Caribbean Brewing Company — a small brewpub above Banana Jam Café that brews unique ales with their feet in Africa and their hearts in the Caribbean. This big, bold and dank IPA will take you deep into the hop jungle Appearance: Rich gold Aroma: Citrus and melon  Flavour: Big lemon, grapefruit and melon character carried by a solid malt backbone Mouthfeel: Medium bodied with good carbonation

Fireside Pale Ale is a collaboration between Beer Country and Afro Caribbean Brewing Co. It's a once off brew to co-incide with the release of the TV series, "Beer Country". Fireside is a light amber pale ale with beech-smoked malt, and a hoppy kick. The idea is not a smoked beer, but rather it tastes like you were braaing and brewing at the same time! Pale ale Light amber in colour Beech-smoked malt and hoppy kick

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