mild ale
Mild ale is a traditional British beer style known for its low alcohol content and malt-forward flavor, often enjoyed for its smooth and easy-drinking qualities.
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Definition
B2Beer Brewing
(informal, British)A beer with low alcohol content, typically between 3.0% and 3.5% ABV, known for its malty, fruity flavor and minimal hop bitterness.
Example
- He prefers mild ale because it's flavorful without being too strong.
- Mild ales are often enjoyed for their smooth and easy-drinking qualities.
C1Historical
(historical, British)A young beer that was sold soon after brewing, before developing a tangy flavor.
Example
- In the past, mild ale referred to beer that was consumed fresh, unlike aged stock ales.
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