Timothy Taylors Landlord British Pale Ale - 4.3% ABV (Multipack)
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Enjoy one of Britain's best-known traditional ales with Timothy Taylor’s Landlord, a classic British Pale Ale brewed in Keighley, West Yorkshire, at 4.3% ABV.
Landlord is renowned for its distinctive balance of citrus, floral hops and biscuity malt, creating a characterful yet highly drinkable pale ale. Its traditional British ale profile combines gentle malt sweetness with fresh, aromatic hop notes and a satisfying bitterness.
At 4.3% ABV, Timothy Taylor’s Landlord delivers plenty of flavour without becoming overly heavy. Expect notes of lemon and citrus fruit, light caramel and biscuit malt, followed by floral hop character and a crisp, dry finish.
A great choice for fans of traditional British beer, pale ale and Yorkshire brewing, this Landlord multipack is perfect for stocking the fridge, sharing with friends or enjoying alongside classic pub food.
Product Features
- CLASSIC BRITISH PALE ALE – A celebrated Yorkshire-brewed ale combining traditional malt character with aromatic English hops.
- 4.3% ABV – Full of flavour while remaining balanced and highly drinkable, making Landlord a classic sessionable British ale.
- CITRUS & FLORAL HOPS – Expect fresh lemon and citrus notes alongside delicate floral hop aromas and refreshing bitterness.
- BISCUITY MALT CHARACTER – A smooth malt backbone brings notes of biscuit and gentle caramel, balancing the beer's brighter hop character.
- BREWED BY TIMOTHY TAYLOR’S – Produced by the historic family brewery in Keighley, West Yorkshire, and a firm favourite among British ale drinkers.
Tasting Notes
Appearance: Clear golden-amber with a lasting white head.
Aroma: Fresh and inviting with citrus, floral hops and biscuity malt.
Taste: Balanced and characterful with lemon and citrus fruit, biscuit malt and subtle caramel, followed by a distinctive hop bitterness.
Finish: Crisp and dry with lingering floral, citrus and bitter hop notes.
Overall, Timothy Taylor’s Landlord is a quintessential British Pale Ale, balancing biscuity malt, fresh citrus and floral hops with a satisfyingly dry, bitter finish.
