Wagamama Camden Pale Ale

hoppy + citrussy with a refreshing finish

Contains: cereals containing gluten, barley, wheat

About This Dish

Wagamama serves Camden pale ale at £5.30, the hop forward bottle of the beer list: Camden Town Brewery's citrusy pale, the London craft standard, and the beer this site recommends beside the katsu plates. Published price, vegan marked, no calorie figure published by wagamama.

Pale ale's hop bitterness and citrus lift do something lager cannot beside fried food: they stand next to the crumb and sauce rather than simply rinsing them, flavour running alongside flavour. Camden's version keeps the bitterness civilised, which suits a menu where chilli is often already at the table.

Against the list it is the character order, Asahi the palate reset, jubel the sweet tool, and the choice between them maps the meal: katsu and fried plates here, firecracker heat toward the sweeter bottles. Vegan marked, as the whole bottle list is.

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Camden Pale Ale Questions

How much is the Camden pale ale?

It costs £5.30, published, mid list among the bottles.

What does it taste like?

Citrus forward hops over a clean pale base, the London craft standard: bitter enough to matter, civilised enough for a table already carrying chilli.

What food does it suit?

The katsu plates and fried orders, where hop character stands beside crumb rather than just rinsing it. The firecracker pages point at sweeter bottles instead.

Is it vegan?

Marked vegan, as across wagamama's bottle list.

How many calories does it carry?

Wagamama publishes no figure for the alcoholic bottles; typical pale ales of this strength run around standard beer arithmetic. Asahi zero is the bottle with a published number.