BrewDog Shore Leave 24 x 440ml cans

This is an interesting beer. To me it tastes somewhere between an amber ale, a lager and a bitter. It's a fairly light taste overall with a medium bitter finish. A friend who's a lager drinker said they wouldn't normally drink anything like a bitter, but were quite happy with this.In my view it's a tasty, not too heavy ale with a malty flavour profile and a fairly strong citrus aroma. It's very drinkable, although possibly too heavy to be a "session" type of drink.The 24 cans are individually boxed into packs of four, which is handy for storage.

BrewDog's Shore Leave, presented in a pack of 24 x 440ml cans, is an absolute delight for beer enthusiasts seeking a refreshing and flavourful experience. This unique creation from BrewDog showcases the brewery's commitment to crafting distinctive brews that push the boundaries of taste and innovation.The appearance of Shore Leave is enticing, pouring into the glass with a beautiful golden hue and a generous foamy head that lingers, hinting at the beer's quality craftsmanship. The aroma is a tantalizing blend of tropical fruits, citrusy notes, and a subtle hint of pine, setting the stage for what promises to be a memorable tasting experience.Upon the first sip, Shore Leave reveals its complexity with a well-balanced combination of hoppy bitterness and a crisp malt backbone. The tropical fruit flavours, reminiscent of mango and pineapple, dance on the palate, creating a harmonious and refreshing profile. The 440ml can format is a convenient and generous serving size, ensuring that each sip maintains the beer's optimal temperature and flavour.What sets Shore Leave apart is its versatility – it's a beer that can be enjoyed equally during a laid-back afternoon, paired with a delicious meal, or shared with friends during a celebration. The 24-can pack is perfect for those who appreciate having a supply of this exceptional brew on hand.

I've had many Brewdog ales before and I have some favourites, having not tried this one before I was super tempted to give it a try and see what it was like.Firstly this is a well priced 24 pack which contains 440ml sized cans, which is fairly standard size.Now for the main bit, the taste.I guess I can't really comment on the fact it has aromas of this that and the other, but what I can say is that shore leave is a really nice easy to drink ale.In a way it is a fairly soft not overly gassy drink. I found after having a couple of them to be fair less filling and bloating over traditional larger etc.It has that typical Brewdog background taste that you'll find in most of their brews.But I can definitely say that this is a really nice easy to drink ale that I think most people would like and enjoy.

I don't normally drink ale, I am a lager person, but got these to try out over Christmas. They definitely had a caramel flavour, fresh like a lager, but sweet. I think I am an amber ale convert now.

Already a customer of Brewdog (recommend Punk IPA and Hazy Jane)Comes in a crate with six separate 4 packs.For people thinking Brewdog is expensive, they use 40 times more hops in their beer, than your typical retail pint. This is why you get the individual taste from Brewdog.Thought I would try this on a Saturday night. So nicely chilled, I poured one(or two!)It's more of a Classic light amber ale than other Brewdog varieties.Hoppy with a frothy white head. Very tasty malty, caramel with a bit of citrus.Can recommend this, along with my other 2 favourites.

BrewDog Shore Leave 24 x 440ml cansThis Brewdog ‘Craft’ beer is quite drinkable. It has a pleasant ‘hoppy’ taste and is pretty smooth. There is a hint of Citrus in the aroma but I can’t quite work out what it is. It reminds me of pale ale from years past but with a stronger, almost bitter taste. It’s not cheap but I would rather drink this than some other cheaper beers at half the price. If like me, you dislike lager, give this a try!

This shore leave beer is alright, at first smell and taste i wasn't sure, very strange smell and strong taste, after a few i didn't care, comes in seperate packs of 6 with 4 cans at 440ml, 4.3vol alc, i shared these with family over Christmas and new year with various mixed opinions, most overall didn't like  it.

I am normally a lager drinker, but do occasionally like a light beer. I find a lot of craft beers a bit too heavy, but not this one. Shore Leave is a light beer, very easy to drink, but at the same time has a nice, fairly sharp taste, which I like, and is not too gassy out of the can. I am really enjoying this brew, and am rapidly becoming a convert to BrewDog! If you are a drinker of lagers and light but tasty beers, this one is well worth a try, and doesn't cost the earth.