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Brasenose Ale

Drinks - Mixed
Oxford

Hot beer with nutmeg, cloves and apple pieces, a form of Lamb's Wool. Consumed on Shrove Tuesday at Brasenose College, Oxford, with the college butler reading out student's verses in praise of the ale. Disgracefully, the college's own brewhouse was demolished in 1889, since when the beer has had to be bought-in.

EXTERNAL LINK: Brasenose Ale Poems Collection of 1878

For other Shrove Tuesday traditions, see:
Doughnuts - Ring form
Grey Peas (and Bacon)
Pancakes for Shrove Tuesday
Monday Collop




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