Coniston Brewery Bluebird Bitter - 500ml

In England, an “ordinary” bitter is a beer for everyday drinking – the kind of beer you can turn to again and again through a long evening of socializing at the pub. Bluebird Bitter is an extraordinary “ordinary.”

The bottle-conditioned Bluebird is altogether different from other bottled beers – it somehow tastes and feels like beer from the cask.

The name Bluebird comes from the boats that Sir Donald Campbell CBE used to break the World Water Speed Record. He set seven records between 1955 and 1964, four of which were on Coniston Water. Coniston was chosen because it was deep, long and had “no inconvenient islands.” In 1967, Campbell was killed while trying to break his own record in the Bluebird K7. The boat was moving at over 300 mph upon Coniston Water when the accident occurred.

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