Bass Pale Ale
The legendary English pale ale with the historic red triangle
Bass Pale Ale is a classic English-style ale boasting a rich amber hue and a beautifully balanced profile of robust malty sweetness and subtle herbal hop bitterness. Historically brewed to perfection, it delivers a smooth, clean, and satisfying finish that has made it a benchmark of the traditional pale ale style.
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The story behind it
Founded by William Bass in 1777, Bass Brewery is home to the famous red triangle, which became the United Kingdom's first registered trademark in 1876. Renowned for its consistency and quality, the brand became a global icon of British brewing history, enjoyed by everyone from working-class laborers to historical figures.
First brewed in 1777 by William Bass in Burton-on-Trent, this legendary ale benefited from the region's hard, mineral-rich well water, which naturally enhanced its hop profile. The historic brewery played a foundational role in the development of the India Pale Ale style and became one of the largest brewing operations in the world.
From Burton-on-Trent, United Kingdom
