Autumn’s Refreshing Farewell with Poppy Pale Ale

This November, Woodforde's Brewery welcomes back Poppy Pale Ale, a beautifully crafted 3.4% ABV pale ale, brewed in Norfolk and created to be enjoyed during a season of remembrance and reflection.

Light, refreshing and full of character, Poppy Pale Ale brings together carefully selected hops and a perfectly balanced malt blend to deliver an easy-drinking beer that's packed with flavour.

A Light and Refreshing 3.4% Pale Ale

Brewed with the same passion and craftsmanship that goes into every Woodforde's beer, Poppy Pale Ale is a wonderfully refreshing seasonal release.

At just 3.4% ABV, this sessionable pale ale offers a delicate balance of bright citrus notes, gentle hop aromas and a smooth malt backbone. Its crisp, clean finish makes it an exceptionally easy-drinking beer, without compromising on flavour.

Whether you're enjoying a pint at your local pub or catching up with friends, Poppy Pale Ale is a beer to savour and share.

Proudly Brewed in Norfolk

At Woodforde's Brewery, we're passionate about creating great-tasting beers that bring people together. From our award-winning classics to our limited-edition seasonal ales, every brew reflects our dedication to quality, consistency and craftsmanship.

Poppy Pale Ale is no exception.

James Ramm, Head of Sales at Woodforde's Brewery, commented:

"Poppy Pale Ale is a fantastic example of the care and attention our brewing team puts into every beer. It's light, refreshing and full of flavour, making it a brilliant addition to our seasonal range."

"We've had a fantastic response to Poppy Pale Ale from pubs and customers alike, and it's great to see this popular seasonal beer returning for another year."

Enjoy a Pint of Poppy Pale Ale This November

Available for a limited time, Poppy Pale Ale is a welcome addition to the bar this autumn. Its’ refreshing character, balanced flavours and approachable 3.4% ABV make it an ideal choice for those who enjoy a lighter, easy-drinking pale ale.

Keep an eye out for Poppy Pale Ale at your local pub this November and discover another great-tasting beer, proudly brewed in Norfolk.