The brewers of Legend are proud to bring you our latest seasonal offering, Legend British Mild Ale. This “session” beer is a light bodied and quaffable ale geared towards the drinker who is looking for a low alcohol beer, but still appreciates good flavor. Is this “Legend Light”? Well, not really as it comes in at around 4% alcohol by volume. It is, however, a less aggressive brew that will neither bloat the belly nor cloud the head. This subtle ale is not at all a complicated beer. Delicacy calls for simplification of ingredients. Three malts, one hop, and one yeast were used, that’s all. We began with a unique and very charismatic British yeast strain that is responsible for the predominance of flavor and aroma. The malts are Pale Malt and Belgian Biscuit Malt, with a touch of Chocolate Malt. The lone hop is British Perle. Look for a light tan color, not quite as reddish brown as a Dark Mild Ale. The aroma is fruity (pears, cider) with a hint of hop spiciness. The palate is lean, emphasizing toasty malt flavors blended with fruity esters. The finish is dry.

The brewers of Legend are proud to bring you our latest seasonal offering, Legend British Mild Ale. This “session” beer is a light bodied and quaffable ale geared towards the drinker who is looking for a low alcohol beer, but still appreciates good flavor. Is this “Legend Light”? Well, not really as it comes in at around 4% alcohol by volume. It is, however, a less aggressive brew that will neither bloat the belly nor cloud the head. This subtle ale is not at all a complicated beer. Delicacy calls for simplification of ingredients. Three malts, one hop, and one yeast were used, that’s all. We began with a unique and very charismatic British yeast strain that is responsible for the predominance of flavor and aroma. The malts are Pale Malt and Belgian Biscuit Malt, with a touch of Chocolate Malt. The lone hop is British Perle. Look for a light tan color, not quite as reddish brown as a Dark Mild Ale. The aroma is fruity (pears, cider) with a hint of hop spiciness. The palate is lean, emphasizing toasty malt flavors blended with fruity esters. The finish is dry.

The brewers of Legend are proud to bring you our latest seasonal offering, Legend British Mild Ale. This “session” beer is a light bodied and quaffable ale geared towards the drinker who is looking for a low alcohol beer, but still appreciates good flavor. Is this “Legend Light”? Well, not really as it comes in at around 4% alcohol by volume. It is, however, a less aggressive brew that will neither bloat the belly nor cloud the head. This subtle ale is not at all a complicated beer. Delicacy calls for simplification of ingredients. Three malts, one hop, and one yeast were used, that’s all. We began with a unique and very charismatic British yeast strain that is responsible for the predominance of flavor and aroma. The malts are Pale Malt and Belgian Biscuit Malt, with a touch of Chocolate Malt. The lone hop is British Perle. Look for a light tan color, not quite as reddish brown as a Dark Mild Ale. The aroma is fruity (pears, cider) with a hint of hop spiciness. The palate is lean, emphasizing toasty malt flavors blended with fruity esters. The finish is dry.

The brewers of Legend are proud to bring you our latest seasonal offering, Legend British Mild Ale. This “session” beer is a light bodied and quaffable ale geared towards the drinker who is looking for a low alcohol beer, but still appreciates good flavor. Is this “Legend Light”? Well, not really as it comes in at around 4% alcohol by volume. It is, however, a less aggressive brew that will neither bloat the belly nor cloud the head. This subtle ale is not at all a complicated beer. Delicacy calls for simplification of ingredients. Three malts, one hop, and one yeast were used, that’s all. We began with a unique and very charismatic British yeast strain that is responsible for the predominance of flavor and aroma. The malts are Pale Malt and Belgian Biscuit Malt, with a touch of Chocolate Malt. The lone hop is British Perle. Look for a light tan color, not quite as reddish brown as a Dark Mild Ale. The aroma is fruity (pears, cider) with a hint of hop spiciness. The palate is lean, emphasizing toasty malt flavors blended with fruity esters. The finish is dry.

The brewers of Legend are proud to bring you our latest seasonal offering, Legend British Mild Ale. This “session” beer is a light bodied and quaffable ale geared towards the drinker who is looking for a low alcohol beer, but still appreciates good flavor. Is this “Legend Light”? Well, not really as it comes in at around 4% alcohol by volume. It is, however, a less aggressive brew that will neither bloat the belly nor cloud the head. This subtle ale is not at all a complicated beer. Delicacy calls for simplification of ingredients. Three malts, one hop, and one yeast were used, that’s all. We began with a unique and very charismatic British yeast strain that is responsible for the predominance of flavor and aroma. The malts are Pale Malt and Belgian Biscuit Malt, with a touch of Chocolate Malt. The lone hop is British Perle. Look for a light tan color, not quite as reddish brown as a Dark Mild Ale. The aroma is fruity (pears, cider) with a hint of hop spiciness. The palate is lean, emphasizing toasty malt flavors blended with fruity esters. The finish is dry.

The brewers of Legend are proud to bring you our latest seasonal offering, Legend British Mild Ale. This “session” beer is a light bodied and quaffable ale geared towards the drinker who is looking for a low alcohol beer, but still appreciates good flavor. Is this “Legend Light”? Well, not really as it comes in at around 4% alcohol by volume. It is, however, a less aggressive brew that will neither bloat the belly nor cloud the head. This subtle ale is not at all a complicated beer. Delicacy calls for simplification of ingredients. Three malts, one hop, and one yeast were used, that’s all. We began with a unique and very charismatic British yeast strain that is responsible for the predominance of flavor and aroma. The malts are Pale Malt and Belgian Biscuit Malt, with a touch of Chocolate Malt. The lone hop is British Perle. Look for a light tan color, not quite as reddish brown as a Dark Mild Ale. The aroma is fruity (pears, cider) with a hint of hop spiciness. The palate is lean, emphasizing toasty malt flavors blended with fruity esters. The finish is dry.