Lightly smoked black IPA, heavily hopped with Cascade.
Bathams
– Brierley Hill
Mild – 3.5%
Sweet, well-balanced dark ale, full of flavour with a hoppy, fruity finish.
Beowulf
– Brownhills
Dragon Smoke – 4.7%
Rich black ale with tobacco, chocolate, liquorice and fruit, balanced by roasted 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
Oatmeal Stout – 4.4%
Rich, satisfying stout, brewed with oats, that greets your tongue with a treacle edge.
Burton Bridge
– Burton-on-Trent, Staffs
Cherry Orchard – 5.0%
Rich stout with fruit flavours and a rounded, smooth bitterness.
Mumford Mild – 4.2%
Traditional Burton mild - smooth, dark, and gently malty with subtle fruity notes.
Byatt's
– Coventry
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.
Church End
– Nuneaton
Grave Digger's Ale – 3.8%
Dark ale with complex chocolate and roasted flavours, finishing smooth and balanced.
Cloudwater
– Manchester
Green Lane – 4.0%
Light grain sweetness with cocoa and espresso, finishing with a gentle roast bitterness.
Victorian Mild – 5.8%
Malt-forward British ale with honey, spice, caramel, toffee and dried fruit notes.
Fixed Wheel
– Blackheath
Blackheath Stout – 5.0%
Full-bodied fruity stout with oaky bitterness and a rich dark fruit finish.
Froth Blowers
– Birmingham
Riverside Stout – 4.8%
Classic oatmeal stout with rich malts and a subtle hint of smoky character.
Garden City
– Letchworth, Herts
Raven Song – 5.6%
Oat stout with rich chocolate and coffee flavours and caramel and biscuit undertones.
Green Duck
– Stourbridge
Bostin' Mild – 3.2%
Deep malty flavours of caramel and chocolate with vanilla and hazelnut aromas.
Harvey's
– Lewes, Sussex
XX Mild – 3.0%
Gentle sweetness dances on the palate, followed by a dry, nutty finish.
Heritage
– Burton-on-Trent, Staffs
1950's Burton Ruby Mild – 4.3%
Inspired by a classic old recipe, hints of caramel and nuts seep in to create a well-balanced ale.
Hobsons
– Cleobury Mortimer
The Champion – 3.2%
Smooth, full-bodied traditional mild with rich caramel, coffee and chocolate aromas.
Holdens
– Dudley
Black Country Mild – 3.7%
Chestnut-red mild with nutty biscuit notes and a delicious hint of chocolate.
Kirkby Lonsdale
– Carnforth
Jubilee – 5.5%
Powerful yet smooth stout with rich flavours of chocolate, roasted malts, and a hint of liquorice.
Mad Squirrel
– Potten End, Herts
Red Dawn – 3.7%
Dark red ale with mellow, nutty overtones and a smooth, rounded palate.
Neptune
– Liverpool
Altbier – 4.9%
Traditional German-style ale with clean, crisp, yet malty profile.
New River
– Hoddesdon, Herts
Mild Eddy – 4.2%
Complex malt flavours, combined with fruit cake and caramelised brown sugar.
North Riding
– Scarborough, N. Yorks
Chocolate & Nut Porter – 4.5%
Made with six malts, then infused with chocolate and nut flavourings after fermentation.
Oakham
– Peterborough, Cambs
Darkness Falls – 5.2%
Spicy blackcurrant and citrus flavours over a complex base of dark and crystal malts.
Omerta – 5.0%
Smooth porter with bold blackcurrant, passionfruit and lemon zest, plus subtle earthy spice.
Ossett
– Ossett, W. Yorks
Blood Of Your Empire – 7.0%
Decadent stout with roasted coffee, caramel and salt amplifying every flavour.
Siren
– Wokingham, Berks
Broken Dream – 6.5%
Award-winning indulgent stout with chocolate malts, milk sugar, espresso.
Springbanks
– Wolverhampton
Mild – 3.6%
Pale chestnut in colour, with an incredibly smooth, creamy and light, fruity malt-focussed profile.
Tartarus
– Leeds
Pantheon 005 – 3.9%
Smooth chocolate porter inspired by traditional recipes, offering rich bittersweet cacao notes.
Ten Tun Brew House
– Alton, Hamps
Dead Sheeran – 4.6%
Dark roasted malts meet contrasting bright, resinous and citrus hop undertones.
Timothy Taylor's
– Keighley, W. Yorks
Dark Mild – 3.4%
Dark ruby beer with roasted notes and a smooth, rich, creamy taste.
Landlord Dark – 4.3%
Fruity, toasted aroma with hints of chocolate, citrus and roasted malts.
Titanic
– Stoke-on-Trent
Last Porter Call – 4.9%
Dark, strong roasted porter with a smooth and subtle underlying sweetness.
Torrside
– New Mills, Derbs
Embers Fire – 3.2%
A light-bodied yet uniquely smoky twist on the traditional English mild style.
Tring
– Tring, Herts
Colley’s Dog – 5.2%
Malty, full-bodied ruby ale with robust mouthfeel, biscuit and caramel flavours.
Death Or Glory – 7.2%
Rich, sweet barley wine with complex flavours and warming alcoholic nose.
Death Or Glory - Oak Aged – 7.2%
Rare oak-aged version of Tring's signature rich and sweet barley wine.
Mansion Mild – 3.7%
Classic ruby mild, smooth and velvety, with sweet, creamy chocolate-like richness.
Tea Kettle Stout – 4.7%
Smooth, creamy stout with roasted malt, oats, and underlying chocolate notes.
Triple fff
– Alton, Hants
Black Velvet – 4.2%
Oatmeal stout with coffee body, biscuity finish, rich chocolate aroma.
Pressed Rat & Warthog – 3.8%
Dark ruby mild with coffee, chocolate, dried fruit, sour cherry complexity.
Two Bob
– Datchworth, Herts
Dark Mild – 3.4%
The smooth, malt-driven taste features distinct notes of dark cocoa, vanilla, and blackcurrant.
Vale
– Brill, Bucks
Black Beauty – 4.4%
Porter with roasted malts, chocolate finish, five-malt depth and London heritage.
Black Swan – 3.4%
Smooth and creamy with light notes of sweet caramel.
Wantsum
– St Nicholas-at-Wade, Kent
Black Pig – 4.8%
Incredibly smooth porter with burnt chocolate, smoky malt, delicate bitterness and floral notes.
Heart of Darkness – 4.5%
Rich, deep stout with oats adding body and creaminess, delivering a long, smooth finish.
Woodshedding
– Shepton Mallet, Somerset
FRESH – 3.3%
Light and crisp, showcasing the clean, subtle sweetness of its heritage floor-malted barley.
XT
– Long Crendon, Bucks
10 Stout – 4.4%
Rich in oats, roasted barley, and un-malted barley, with a light touch of Phoenix and Apollo hops.
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