Squire's Ale

Squire's Ale is a traditional English beer style that refers to a hearty, malt-forward ale, often brewed for local consumption. Historically, it would have been produced in small batches by local brewers and enjoyed by villagers, especially during festivals or gatherings. The term "squire" denotes a gentleman of high social standing, suggesting that this ale was a favored drink among the local gentry. Its flavors typically feature rich maltiness and could include some fruity or hoppy notes, making it a comforting and robust choice for beer enthusiasts.