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Adnams Ghost Ship Pale Ale 440ml (5016878013955)
- Added to BrandBank data
- 27/08/2026 18:00
- Requested at
- 21/09/2026 15:29
- Result at
- 05/10/2026 16:45
- Result
- Found
Attributes
- Third Party Logos
- Allergy Advice
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Contains
Barley
Rye
- Recycling Info
- Manufacturers Address
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Brewed by:
Adnams plc,
Southwold,
Suffolk,
IP18 6JW,
UK.
For EU: Adnams plc,
Branch Office,
Fitzwilliam Hall,
Dublin,
D02 T292.
- Dimension
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- Storage
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Best before end: See base of can.
- Country
- Brand
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Adnams
- Return To
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Adnams plc,
Southwold,
Suffolk,
IP18 6JW,
UK.
EU: Adnams plc,
Branch Office,
Fitzwilliam Hall,
Dublin,
D02 T292.
adnams.co.uk
- Storage Type
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Ambient Type
- Pack Type
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Sleeve Type
- Standardised Brand
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Adnams Brand
- Weight
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Gross Weight 1838
- Product Marketing
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Whispers of aromatic elderflower, bold citrus and gooseberry flavours, with hints of warming rye spice.
- Brand Marketing
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Inspired by tall tales of the ghostly ships that haunted the shores of Walberswick. The seeds of those stories were likely sown by smugglers in a plot to keep the coast clear.
- Numeric Size
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Numeric Size 440
- Unit (Specific)
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Millilitres Unit (specific)
- Pack Size
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440
- Unit (Free Text)
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mL
- Average Measure
- Alcohol Type
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Beer Type
- General Alcohol Data
- Nutrition
- Calculated Nutrition
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- Safety Statements
- Unit Merchandising
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- New Product Development
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Final Product - Not NPD New Product Development
- Alcohol Unit Other Text
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1.8 UK Units per can
Pregnancy Warning
Alcohol can cause lifelong harm to your baby
bedrinkaware.co.uk
- Web Address
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adnams.co.uk
- Regulated Product Name
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Beer
- Alternative Description
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Supplier Preferred Product Name Adnams Ghost Ship Pale Ale 4.1% 4x440ml Cans
- Allergen Tag Format
- Description Breakdown
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Functional Name Pale Ale
- Company Name
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Adnams plc
- Company Address
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Southwold,
Suffolk,
IP18 6JW,
UK.
EU: Branch Office,
Fitzwilliam Hall,
Dublin,
D02 T292.
- Structured Nutrition EU
- Date Marking Type
- Provenance Statement
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Brewed and packed in England