Iconic 90s beer will RETURN to UK pubs after 30 years – and punters can’t wait --[Reported by Umva mag]

PUNTERS cannot wait to get their hands on this iconic 90s beer that is set to return – after a 30 year wait. A blast from the past and one of the nation’s most beloved drinks during the 1950s will be “coming very soon to your favourite pubs” according to the Burton-on Trent brewery. Getty - ContributorBeer drinkers may be pleased to know that the fan-favourite will be back after a 30 year wait[/caption] GettyDouble Diamond was known for the marketing campaign stating it ‘works wonders’[/caption] Announcing the come back on Instagram, Allsopp’s Beer revealed that Double Diamond has been set to make a return. The caption of the September 25 post read: “It’s back, and it still works wonders! “After months of research and trialling recipes to make it perfect, we’ve relaunched Double Diamond. “Revived as a 3.8% pale ale that drinks like a lager, it’s a delicious, easy-going, sessionable draught beer, coming very soon to your favourite pubs.” First made in 1876, the new and improved recipe seems to be a hit with punters. Many have already taken to the comments section to express their joy at the relaunch. One user commented: “Working wonders!” Another said: “We tried and can say it’s stunning!! Safe to say we have it in the cellar waiting to come back on!!” Someone else wrote: “The first beer I had the privilege of tasting in the company of my beloved Grandad, watching match of the day not quite the same these days.” A fourth put: “Something to look out for.” Another commented: “Where? Can’t wait to try it out.” The brewery has revealed Double Diamond will not be their only offering with other old beers to make an appearance. Drinkers could opt for a pint of Hofmeister, Kestrel Pilsner or Watneys Party Seven keg, all from the same brand. Those hoping to find other drinks by the brewery could also hop to Allsopp’s Best Bitter. Marketed at being “perfect for any occasion” the beer has notes of forest fruit, marmalade and biscuit.

PUNTERS cannot wait to get their hands on this iconic 90s beer that is set to return – after a 30 year wait.

A blast from the past and one of the nation’s most beloved drinks during the 1950s will be “coming very soon to your favourite pubs” according to the Burton-on Trent brewery.

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Beer drinkers may be pleased to know that the fan-favourite will be back after a 30 year wait[/caption]

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Double Diamond was known for the marketing campaign stating it ‘works wonders’[/caption]

Announcing the come back on Instagram, Allsopp’s Beer revealed that Double Diamond has been set to make a return.

The caption of the September 25 post read: “It’s back, and it still works wonders!

“After months of research and trialling recipes to make it perfect, we’ve relaunched Double Diamond.

“Revived as a 3.8% pale ale that drinks like a lager, it’s a delicious, easy-going, sessionable draught beer, coming very soon to your favourite pubs.”

First made in 1876, the new and improved recipe seems to be a hit with punters.

Many have already taken to the comments section to express their joy at the relaunch.

One user commented: “Working wonders!”

Another said: “We tried and can say it’s stunning!! Safe to say we have it in the cellar waiting to come back on!!”

Someone else wrote: “The first beer I had the privilege of tasting in the company of my beloved Grandad, watching match of the day not quite the same these days.”

A fourth put: “Something to look out for.”

Another commented: “Where? Can’t wait to try it out.”

The brewery has revealed Double Diamond will not be their only offering with other old beers to make an appearance.

Drinkers could opt for a pint of Hofmeister, Kestrel Pilsner or Watneys Party Seven keg, all from the same brand.

Those hoping to find other drinks by the brewery could also hop to Allsopp’s Best Bitter.

Marketed at being “perfect for any occasion” the beer has notes of forest fruit, marmalade and biscuit.

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