Titanic Grande Reserve Plum Porter 750ml

Name: Titanic Grande Reserve Plum Porter 750ml
Brand: Titanic Brewing
SKU: 5060075775406
Price: 14.0 GBP
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Titanic Grande Reserve Plum Porter 750ml

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Producer Titanic Brewing

Country England

Region Staffordshire, Stoke-on-Trent

ABV 6.5%

Tasting Notes

Damson, Dark Chocolate, Marzipan and Toasted Oak

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Quantity

Don’t forget your bottle opener!

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More About Titanic Grande Reserve Plum Porter 750ml

Based on the brewery’s multi-award-winning Plum Porter, the Grand Reserve is a darker, stronger, and more indulgent special edition. Conditioned in the tanks for 21 days, this extended maturation and increased strength create a richer, deeper, and more complex flavour, highlighting the plum’s natural sweetness alongside velvety roasted malts. A truly refined porter for those who savour every sip.

Meet the Producer, Titanic Brewing

Titanic Brewing

Style: Brewery

Stoke-on-Trent has given the world pottery, oatcakes and, somewhat unexpectedly, one of Britain’s most beloved independent breweries.

Founded in Burslem in 1985, Titanic Brewery began with a fairly simple ambition: brew good beer. Several decades later the brewery produces millions of pints a year, operates its own pubs and remains one of the defining names in traditional British brewing.

The name comes from Captain Edward Smith, the captain of the RMS Titanic, who was born in Stoke-on-Trent. Thankfully the brewery itself has enjoyed considerably more success than its namesake vessel.

Titanic became particularly famous for beers like Plum Porter, which somehow manages to combine dark malt, roast character and fruit sweetness without becoming novelty beer. Alongside it sit classic bitters, stouts and pale ales that remain deeply rooted in British pub culture.

What keeps Titanic relevant is that the brewery never abandoned traditional cask beer while many others chased trends. The beers are designed first and foremost to be enjoyed in pubs, which remains a surprisingly useful philosophy.

Sometimes reliability is underrated. Titanic have spent nearly forty years making a strong case for it.