The star of our core beer range
- True North Brew Co
- Mar 7, 2019
- 1 min read
Beer lovers listen up! We have released our latest pale ale and it is available to try right now in selected venues.
Appropriately named after the North star, Polaris is a smooth, golden-coloured beer with restrained bitterness and malt character to balance the hops. Amarillo and Simcoe hops give this beer a juicy, fruity and piney character.
Polaris (pəˈlɑːrɪs)
A star located at the end of the handle of the Little Dipper, in the constellation Ursa Minor, approximately 408 light years from Earth, and almost at the north celestial pole. Also called: the Pole Star, the North Star.
Brewed right here in Sheffield city centre, it’s so good we’ve made it part of our core range, along with a bitter and blonde.
The good news is you won’t be hard pressed to find it in one of our venues as they span across Sheffield, Barnsley, Mosborough and Dronfield, with all of them offering extensive menus to compliment your pint! Find your local here.
Plus, to celebrate the launch of our new Polaris pale ale, we want you to name a real star! Head to our Facebook competition to get involved.
That Polaris beer sounds amazing, love the star theme! Speaking of stars, I used a free bold text generator to make my social media posts about new beers stand out. It's super handy for adding some flair!
Naming the new pale ale Polaris is so cool! I was on the train home when I read that it’s brewed right in Sheffield city centre Image to Image AI
Wow, Polaris is brewed right in Sheffield city centre! I love trying new beers, especially ones with names that are tied to astronomy. The idea of naming a real star on Facebook kinda made my day Flux 2
Named after the North Star, the Polaris pale ale's juicy and fruity taste really caught my attention while I was on the train home. Brewed in Sheffield, it's part of the core beer range available across several venues-how convenient Z Image
The Polaris pale ale brewed right in Sheffield city centre caught my eye instantly! When they say it balances bitterness with malt, I wonder how it stands against other beers in their core range AI Couple Photo