Session strength NEIPA with lots of Citra and Mosaic hops. Cloudy and super juicy!
Banks & Taylor
- Shefford, Beds
Dragon Slayer
– 4.5%
Light, crisp and refreshing golden ale made with Cascade hops.
Beerblefish
- Walthamstow, London
Gingerbeerble
– 5.3%
Malty, ginger amber ale with blend of spices, inc. cloves & black peppercorns.
Imperial Mild
– 7.1%
Dark, sweet chocolate, rich coffee and dried fruit flavours.
Bowtie
- Watford
Old London Porter
– 5.0%
Complex flavours of dark chocolate and biscuit reminiscent of chocolate digestives.
Brentwood
- Brentwood, Essex
Braveheart
– 5.0%
Powerful Extra Strong Bitter (ESB) with marmalade and toffee notes.
Shamrock
– 4.3%
Velvety Milk Stout with hints of chocolate and coffee.
Bristol Beer Factory
- Bristol
Right To Roam
– 4.2%
Kiwi hopped red ale. Resin, pine, stone-fruit and citrus flavours on a malty base.
Valley Of Hope
– 4.2%
Pale, balanced & bitter. Malt-forward, leading to grass and lemon from the hops.
Brockley
- Brockley, London
Mandarina Bavaria
– 4.6%
Distinctive fruity, tropical pale ale with notes of sweet tangerine and citrus.
Buntingford
- Royston
Hurricane
– 4.0%
A traditional bitter, caramel hint with hedgerow fruit.
Oatmeal Stout
– 4.4%
A smooth drinking stout to shout about! Notes of treacle, black coffee... one sugar.
Burning Sky
- Firle, E Sussex
Aurora
– 5.6%
Juicy pale ale with resinous mouthfeel plus big citrus & tropical fruit from US hops.
Fallow
– 5.8%
IPA with Pale malts for backbone plus Simcoe, Ahtanum & Mosaic hops.
Colchester
- Colchester, Essex
Raven
– 4.3%
It's deep and it's dark and it's oh-so smooth... It's a porter called Raven.
Creative Juices
- Rickmansworth
Ready For Love
– 4.3%
Pope's Yard collab. DDH pale produced to promote the local LGBTQIA+ community.
Crossover Blendery
- Hitchin, Herts
Bramble, Thorn & Briar
– 6.1%
A blend of 1, 2 and 3 year old golden ales. Spontaneously fermented and barrel-aged. Refermented on organic Driscoll Maravilla raspberries and Driscoll Victoria blackberries from Herefordshire.
Damascene
– 6.3%
A blend of 1, 2 and 3 year old golden ales. Spontaneously fermented and aged in neutral French oak barrels. Refermented on Damascene damson grown in Worcestershire.
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