Legendary copper-coloured ESB. Champion Beer of Britain in 1993.
All Nations
– Telford
Broughs Bitter – 4.3%
Pale session bitter with a crisp, clean taste and easy-drinking character.
Animal
– Long Crendon, Bucks
Mythical Animal: Minotaur – 4.3%
New brown ale from experimental and limited-edition beer brand Animal.
Beowulf
– Brownhills
Wuffa – 4.6%
Creamy golden beer with a smooth character and distinctive floral bitterness.
Big Trip
– Manchester
Mu Mu Land – 4.0%
Rich, creamy porter with notes of roasted toffee pie and profiteroles.
Black Country Ales
– Pensnett
Pig On The Wall – 4.3%
Dark ale with roasted malt, gentle hops and chocolate and coffee notes.
Buntingford
– Royston, Herts
Single Hop Idaho 7 – 4.0%
Juicy tropical fruits, zesty tangerine citrus, resiny pine, and herbal black tea.
Burton Bridge
– Burton-on-Trent, Staffs
Mumford Mild – 4.2%
Traditional Burton mild - smooth, dark, and gently malty with subtle fruity notes.
Byatt's
– Coventry
AU IPA – 5.2%
Golden IPA bursting with zesty tropical hop flavours.
Smoke On The Porter – 4.8%
Richly coloured, malty ale with subtle smoke and fruity hop notes.
Chiltern
– Aylesbury, Bucks
Bodger's Reserve Oak Aged – 8.9%
Special version of the multi-award winning strong ale, aged in whisky casks.
Fixed Wheel
– Blackheath
Wheelie Pale – 4.1%
Easy-drinking pale with sweet malt and hints of citrus and melon.
Froth Blowers
– Birmingham
Piffle Snonker – 3.8%
Cascade-hopped with a floral aroma, gentle sweetness and bitter finish.
Grasshopper
– Walsall
Cricket – 4.8%
American pale ale with subtle sweetness, balanced hops and malt.
Green Duck
– Stourbridge
Legend – 4.5%
Citra and Azacca combine for an intensely tropical, fruit-packed pale ale.
Harvey's
– Lewes, Sussex
XX Mild – 3.0%
Gentle sweetness dances on the palate, followed by a dry, nutty finish.
Hawkstone
– Cheltenham, Gloucs
Hops & Glory – 4.2%
Bursting with citrus and tropical aromas of juicy grapefruit and fresh orange.
Holdens
– Dudley
Black Country Mild – 3.7%
Chestnut-red mild with nutty biscuit notes and a delicious hint of chocolate.
Kinver
– Kinver
Half Centurion – 5.0%
Golden best bitter with rich malt and Chinook hops providing a balanced finish.
Kirkby Lonsdale
– Carnforth
Little Devil IPA – 3.4%
Session pale ale loaded with New World hops. Crisp and refreshing.
New Bristol
– Bristol
Heritage Pale – 4.5%
Malt base balanced with fruity notes of sweet orange, guava, and pineapple.
New River
– Hoddesdon, Herts
Mild Eddy – 4.2%
Complex malt flavours, combined with fruit cake and caramelised brown sugar.
Old Cannon
– Bury St Edmunds
Gunner's Daughter – 5.5%
Dark and dangerous ESB with chocolate notes.
Ossett
– Ossett, W. Yorks
Trip Hop #9 – 4.0%
Sweet citrus and stone fruit meets notes of tart gooseberry.
White Rat – 4.0%
Very pale ale with Cascade, Columbus and Amarillo hops, and a resinous finish.
Pilot
– Leith, Scotland
APA – 4.4%
Piney bitterness and caramel sweetness meet Idaho 7, Ekuanot and Citra hops.
Tatton
– Knutsford, Cheshire
Lazy Haze – 3.7%
Light, refreshing summer ale with subtle honey and a bespoke tea infusion.
The 3 Brewers
– Hatfield, Herts
Dry Hop IPA – 4.6%
Dry-hopped golden ale with orange tint, five hops, clean and dry finish.
The Three Legs
– Bexhill-on-Sea, E. Sussex
10 Years Of Pale No.3 Simcoe & Citra – 3.7%
Balanced and refreshing session beer featuring vibrant citrus and soft, earthy hop characteristics.
Titanic
– Stoke-on-Trent
Last Porter Call – 4.9%
Dark, strong roasted porter with a smooth and subtle underlying sweetness.
Tring
– Tring, Herts
Death Or Glory - Oak Aged – 7.2%
Rare oak-aged version of Tring's signature rich and sweet barley wine.
Wantsum
– St Nicholas-at-Wade, Kent
Endeavour – 4.2%
Kent-grown hops with citrus, lime and grapefruit flavours and blackcurrant notes.
Fortitude – 4.6%
Characterful flagship ale combining four malts with English and American hops.
Passionfruit IPA – 4.0%
Deliciously refreshing passionfruit IPA, bursting with vibrant tropical fruit flavour.
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