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4BEERS: Y

YATES

Best Cellar (5.8%), Bitter (3.7%), Fever Pitch (3.9%), No 3 (4.2%), Sun Goddess (4.2%)

YETMAN'S

Green (4.8%), Orange (4.2%), Red (3.8%), Yellow (3.6%)

YORK BREWERY

Ashes Ale (4.3%), Cascade (4%), Centurion's Ghost Ale (5.4%), Guzzler (3.6%), Hallertauer (4%), Last Drop Bitter (4.5%), Mt Hood (4%), Progress (4%), Royal York (4%), Stocking Filler (4.8%), Stonewall (3.7%), Wild Wheat (4.1%), York IPA (5%r), York Bitter (4%), Yorkshire Terrier (4.2%)

YOUNG'S

Bitter (3.7%): For a lowish alcohol content, this packs a good taste punch. Hops and fruit dominate in the straw-coloured brew which, these days, can be enjoyed at home in a generous 660ml bottle. (DN)
Champion Live Golden Beer (5%): Styrian hops, which I'm used to experiencing with Skinner's beers down here in Cornwall, give this bottle-conditioned beer its bite. A refreshing, citrussy, fruity beer with a bitter tang and a satisfying, subtle malt balance. (DN: 26-03-06)
Christmas Pudding Ale (5.5%): Does what it say on the bottle pretty much, but there is an over-riding taste of what I eventually deduced was almond. (DN)
Double Chocolate Stout (5.2%), Golden Zest (4.7%), John Young's Christmas Ale (4.3%, Christmas 2005), Kew Brew (5%), Light Ale (3.2%), Old Nick (7.2%), Ram Rod (5%), St George's Ale (4.3%)
Special (4.5%): Robust, with good malt but citrussy notes too. Dry finish. (DN)
Special London Ale (6.4%): A light, fruity, hoppy beer that belies its serious strength. Plenty of orange flavour balanced by some subtle malt. Ridiculously drinkable. (20-02-08)
Waggledance (5%), Winter Warmer (5%)