1. Draught beer from around
Milds
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Bank Top |
Dark
Mild 4% |
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Batemans Lincs |
Dark
Mild 3% |
A classic
dark mild, nutty with background hops |
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Brains Glamorgan |
Dark 3.5% |
Bitter-sweet
combination of roast malt and caramel |
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Brewsters Leics. |
Monty’s Mild 4% |
Full
bodied dark mild |
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Cains |
Dark Mild 3.2% |
Smooth,
dry and roasted; chocolate hints |
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Cannon Royal Worcs |
Fruiterer's Mild 3.7% |
A classic
dark mild, fruity and full bodied |
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Castle Rock Notts |
Black Gold 3.5% |
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Crouch Vale |
Blackwater Mild 3.7% |
Fruity and
full bodied |
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Dark Star |
Over the Moon Mild 3.8% |
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Fernandes Yorkshire |
Maltshovel Mild 3.8% |
A rich
full-bodied mild with plenty of malt and chocolate flavours |
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Golcar Yorkshire |
Dark Mild 3.2% |
Smooth
dark mild, roast malt and liquorice taste |
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Hardy & Hanson Nottinghamshire |
Mild 3.1% |
A ruby
mild dominated by chocolate malt with some fruitiness and caramel |
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Harvey Sussex |
Mild 3% |
Dark copper-brown
mild with roast malt and caramel |
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Highwood Lincs |
Tom Wood’s Dark Mild 3.5% |
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Holts |
Mild 3.2% |
Fruity malty taste but with strong bitterness |
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McGuinness Lancashire |
Feather Pluckers Mild 3.4% |
Dark brown
roast malt with hints of chocolate |
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Mighty Oak |
Oscar Wilde Mild 3.5% |
Dark mild
with a roast character and hints of coffee |
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Moorhouse Lancashire |
Black Cat Mild 3.4% |
Fruity
chocolate and coffee flavours complemented by
bitter roast flavour |
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Ryburn Yorkshire |
Best Mild 3.4% |
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Taylor Yorkshire |
Dark Mild 3.5% |
Hops
combined with malt and caramel sweetness |
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Taylor Yorkshire |
Golden Best 3.5% |
Golden
mild, refreshing fruit aroma and hoppy taste |
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Three B's |
Stokers Slake Mild 3.6% |
Dark mild
with roast malt aroma and creamy chocolate notes |
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Vale Bucks |
Black Swan Dark Mild 3.3% |
Dark bitterish mild |
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Whim Derbyshire |
Magic Mushroom Mild 3.8% |
A well
balanced mild with complex mix of flavours |
Stouts/Porters/Old
Ales
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Bank Top |
Smoke Stack Lightning 5% |
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Glencoe Stout 4.5% |
Sweetish
stout |
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Carlow Wicklow |
O'Hara's Stout 4.3% |
A stout
from |
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Crouch Vale |
Anchor Street Porter 4.9% |
Strong and
substantial dark beer |
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Grand Union Middx |
Honey Porter 4.9% |
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Grand Union Middx |
Old Ale 6.4% |
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Hepworth |
Old Ale 4.8% |
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Hook Norton Oxon |
Double Stout 4.8% |
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Hop Back Wiltshire |
Entire Stout 4.5% |
Rich dark
stout with roasted malt flavours. Suitable for
vegans |
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Moor |
Peat Porter 4.5% |
Almost
black beer, initially fruity then roast malt |
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Oakleaf Hampshire |
Stoker’s Stout 5% |
A full
bodied stout |
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Orkney |
Dragonhead Stout 4% |
Strong
dark malt aroma and taste blending with chocolate |
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Springhead Nottinghamshire |
Puritans Porter 4% |
Dark but
not heavy porter suitable for vegans |
Bitters
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Abbey Ales |
Matins 3.6% |
Pale, fully flavoured hoppy session beer |
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Adnams Suffolk |
Southwold Bitter 3.7% |
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Blonde 5% |
A hoppy blonde wheat beer |
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Arundel |
Castle 3.8% |
Pale tawny
beer, fruit aroma balanced taste |
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Arundel |
Stronghold 4.7% |
Smooth,
full-flavoured premium bitter |
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Atlas Argyll |
Latitude Pale Ale 3.6% |
Dry bitter
beer, intense hoppiness throughout |
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Ballards |
Trotton Ale 3.6% |
Amber,
clean tasting bitter |
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Balllards |
Wassail 6% |
Tawny red
strong, full bodied fruity beer |
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Bank Top |
Brydge Bitter 3.8% |
Light hoppy session beer |
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Bank Top |
Samuel Crompton’s Ale 4.2% |
Amber beer
with citrus aroma. Well balanced with hops and grapefruit taste and hoppy finish |
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Battersea London |
Battersea Bitter 4% |
Light
drinking bitter with a clean finish |
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Belvoir Leicestershire |
Star 3.9% |
Bitter
designed to replicate Shipstone’s |
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Belvoir Leicestershire |
Gordon Bennett 4.1% |
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Black Sheep |
Emmerdale 5% |
Pale malt,
Goldings hops and Demerara
sugar |
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Black Sheep |
Riggwelter 5.9% |
Fruity
strong bitter with hints of liquorice and pear
drops |
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Black Sheep |
Special 4.4% |
Well
rounded warming bitter, good hop and fruit in the taste |
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Blindmans Somerset |
Golden Spring 3.8% |
Golden
beer with flowery aroma |
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Blindmans Somerset |
Mine Beer 4.2% |
Copper coloured; full bodied hoppy
aroma |
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Branscombe Vale |
Anniversary Ale 4.6% |
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Branscombe Vale |
Hells Belles 4.8% |
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Brewsters Leics |
Vale Pale Ale 4.5% |
Golden
ale, subtle biscuit malt and citrus hoppiness |
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Lomond Gold 5% |
Malty
bitter-sweet golden ale with plenty of hops |
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Brewed in1997
to mark 700 years since the battle of Stirling
Brig. Dark ruby full bodied rich, malty, slightly sweet with creamy head. A classic 80/- |
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Cains |
IPA 3.5% |
Refreshing
session beer |
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Caledonian |
Deuchars IPA 3.8% |
Tasty and refreshing
session beer with dominant hops and fruit but backed by malt |
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Camerons |
Castle |
Light
creamy malty sweet ale with fruit notes |
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Camerons |
Winter
Knights Ale 5% |
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Carlow Wicklow RoI |
Curim Gold 4.3% |
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Castle Rock Nottinghamshire |
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Golden
beer with distinct hop character |
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Church End Warwickshire |
Without-a-bix 4.2% |
Clear malty wheat beer |
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Cottage |
Champflower 4.2% |
Amber beer
with fruity hop aroma and full hoppy taste |
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Cottage |
Southern 3.7% |
Golden
beer with malt and hops with a bitter finish |
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Cropton Yorkshire |
Honey Gold Bitter 4.2% |
Medium
bodied beer with honey in the aroma and taste |
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Crouch Vale |
Brewers Gold 4% |
Citrus hoppy beer with grapefruit nose |
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Dark Star |
Hophead 3,8% |
Refreshing
bitter for those that like hops |
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Dent |
Rambrau 4.2% |
Cask-conditioned
lager |
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Magus 3.8% |
Refreshing
dry bitter |
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White Gold 4% |
Pale with
a refreshing citrus taste |
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Elgood Cambs. |
Pageant Ale 4.3% |
Well
balanced bitter-sweet premium beer |
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Elgood Cambs. |
Thin Ice 4.7% |
Citrus and
hops dominate throughout |
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Gold 4.5% |
Golden best
bitter with malt hops and fruit |
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Fernandes Yorkshire |
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Light coloured, full bodied malty
beer with hops |
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Frankton Bragby Warwickshire |
4.4% |
A new beer
from this brewery |
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Frankton Bragby Warwickshire |
Old Chestnut 4% |
Chestnut coloured bitter |
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Frankton Bragby Warwickshire |
Squires Brew 4.2% |
Straw coloured best bitter with hoppy
aftertaste |
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Fullers Chiswick |
ESB 5.5% |
Full
bodied strong pale brown beer dominated by maltiness |
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Grand Union Middx |
Bitter 3.7% |
Refreshing
session beer |
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Grand Union Middx |
Gold 4.2% |
Fruity hoppy nose and flavour with
crisp dry finish |
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Grand Union Middx |
One Hop 4.5% |
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Hadrian & Border
Tyne & Wear |
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Amber/mid-brown
with refreshing hop/malt balance |
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Haggards |
Horny Ale 4.2% |
Lightly
hopped bitter |
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Haggards |
Imperial Ale 4.7% |
Hoppy fruity,
spicy pale ale |
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Hampshire Hampshire |
Pride of Romsey 5% |
Strong hoppy aroma with citrus hints and malt |
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Light
brown bitter with malt giving way to hops |
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Harviestoun Clacks |
Bitter & Twisted 3.8% |
Refreshing
hoppy beer |
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Hepworth |
Iron Horse 4.8% |
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Hepworth |
Pullman First Class Ale 4.2% |
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Hepworth |
Traditional |
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Hop Back Wiltshire |
GFB 3.5% |
A
refreshing session beer with plenty of hops |
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Hop Back Wiltshire |
Summer Lightning 5% |
Pale
bitter with good hoppy aroma and taste. Tastes like
a session beer despite its strength |
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Blonde Bombshell 4% |
Gold coloured ale with fresh hop aroma and rounded maltiness |
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Killellan 3.7% |
Light
session ale with floral hop and fruity taste |
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Iceni |
Deirdre of the Sorrows 4.4% |
Suitable
for vegans |
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Iceni |
Fine Soft Day 4% |
Full
bodied and hoppy amber ale |
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Iceni |
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A cask
conditioned lager |
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Inveralmond Perth |
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Well balanced
Scottish ale with fruit and malt |
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Inveralmond Perth |
Lia Fail 4.7% |
Dark
robust full bodied beer with deep malty taste |
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Hebridean Gold 4.3% |
Golden
beer brewed with oats; hops and fruit dominate taste |
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Red Cuillin 4.2% |
Deep red
beer with strong malt and hops with some fruit combine in a beer that is both
bitter and sweet |
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Leek Staffordshire |
Staffordshire Gold 4% |
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Malton Yorkshire |
Double Chance 3.8% |
Amber
bitter with hops dominant |
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Mordue Tyne & Wear |
Five Bridge Bitter 3.8% |
Crisp
golden beer with good hint of hops |
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Mordue Tyne & Wear |
Geordie Pride 4.2% |
Well
balanced medium bodied amber beer |
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Mordue Tyne & Wear |
Winter Tyne |
Seasonal
beer |
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Oakham Cambridgeshire |
Bishops Farewell 4.6% |
More full
bodied than JHB but still with hops and fruitiness |
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Oakham Cambs |
JHB 3.8% |
Excellent
straw coloured bitter, hoppy
with supporting grapefruit and bitter finish |
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Oakleaf Hampshire |
Oakleaf Bitter 3.8% |
A very hoppy but refreshing bitter beer |
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Oakleaf Hampshire |
Squirrel’s Delight 4.4% |
Stronger
sweeter and more fruity than the bitter |
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Oldershaw Lincs |
Regal Blonde 4.4% |
Lager
style beer with good balance of malt and hops |
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Ossett Yorkshire |
Pale Gold 3.8% |
Light
refreshing pale ale with floral/spicy aroma |
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Ossett Yorkshire |
Silver King 4.3% |
Lager
style beer; crisp flavour and citrus aroma |
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Otter |
Bright 4.3% |
Straw coloured with fruit and hops |
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Pictish |
Brewer’s Gold 3.8% |
Strong hop
fruit aroma and taste in yellow beer |
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Pictish |
Celtic Warrior 4.2% |
Tawny beer
with malt and hops |
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Quay |
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Clean
tasting easy drinking bitter |
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Rebellion
Bucks |
IPA 3.7% |
Copper coloured, sweet and malty with
a bitter finish |
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Sulwath Galloway |
Cuil Hill 3.6% |
Fruity
session ale with malt and hop undertones |
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Sulwath Galloway |
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Lager -
Unusual: sweet but heavily hopped |
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Thwaites Lancashire |
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Prominent
hop balanced by malt |
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Triple fff Hampshire |
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Clean tasting hoppy golden
brown session bitter |
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Triple fff Hampshire |
Dazed &
Confused 4.6% |
Strongish, pale yellow beer, hints of elderflower and not very
bitter |
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Triple fff Hampshire |
Stupidly Happy
4.9% |
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Ventnor Isle of Wight |
Golden Bitter 4% |
A golden
refreshing hoppy beer |
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Wickwar Gloucestershire |
Coopers WPA
3.5% |
Light refreshing
golden coloured ale with hops citrus and apple/pear
flavour |
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Wolf Norfolk |
Granny Wouldn’t Like It 4.8% |
Dark red
mixture of malt and hoppiness with a slight
smokiness |
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Woodforde Norfolk |
Nelson’s Revenge 4.5% |
Fruity notes
mix with a sweet maltiness and bitter background |
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Woodforde Norfolk |
Wherry 3.8% |
Award
winning hoppy bitter with citrus and spice hints |
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Pale hoppy malty brew |
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Young’s Wandsworth |
Bitter 3.7% |
A classic
pale hoppy session beer |
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Young’s Wandsworth |
Special 4.5% |
The new,
drier recipe |
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Young’s Wandsworth |
Old Nick 8% |
Barley
wine, seldom supplied on draught |
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Young’s Wandsworth |
Winter Warmer 5% |
Roast malt,
fruity flavour with caramel |
2. British bottle-conditioned beer
Fullers 1845 Celebration Ale (6.3%)
Young’s Special
3. Draught cider
and perry
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Dry Cider |
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Brain |
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Lyne
Down |
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Naish |
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Rathay’s
Old Goat |
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Tilley |
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Medium Cider |
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Edgar
Harding |
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Summers |
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Sweet Cider |
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Crossman |
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Rich |
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Thatchers |
Perry
Coombes
Day’s
Cottage
Hartland Dry
Hecks Perry
4. Foreign beer
Bottled
Belgian/Dutch Beer
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SCHANS BLOND 6% The lighest of blond ales, unfiltered, unpasteurised,
crisp and hoppy. 33CL
WITCAP STIMILO 6% Blond ale with an element of wheat. 33cl
XX BITTER 6.2% Blond beer full of crunchy fresh hop whallop. 33cl
SEREFIJN BLOND 6.5% Belgian micro Achilles, 33cl
SAISON DUPONT 6.5% Brewery Dupont's Wallonian 'Saison' is the apogee of this beer style! 33cl
QUINTINE 8% Excellent Chouffe-like spiced
strong saison beer. 33cl
DUPONT BIOLOGERE 3.5% Great light hoppy beer
from one of the last Belgian breweries untouched by compromise. 25cl
OLIVIER'S NEANDER ALE 8.5% Brewed by beer expert Menno Olivier at
KWELCHOUFFE 8.5% Blond, Duvel-style ale from Achouffe.
33cl
MOERENBERY VERVOLG 6.5% Mrs. Moerenberg makes her beers in
tiny quantities in the shed at the back of her garden. 30cl
DE RYCK ROCHUS 5.3% De Ryck make
singularly different beers to everyone else, but have something in common with
this Oud Bruin. 75cl
HAERLEMSCH OLD ALE 10% A
class apart from anything else brewed in
KLEIN DUIMPJE PORTER 5% Very fine effort from Mr Eric Bouwman and his little brewery. 33cl
HERCULE 9% A truly original beer with a growing following. 33cl
SCHANZ SCHWARZ 6% Dry, smooth black beer.33cl
HOEKSCH BOKBIER 6.5% Dutch
autunm beer. 30cl
ST SYLVESTRE BIERE NOEL 8%
DE RANKE PERE NOEL 7%
VOLENDAM OSTER 9%
DE RYCK CHRISTMAS 4.7%
WINTERKUNNINSKE 8.7%
GIRARDIN FRAMBOZEN 5% The largest of the traditional lambic
breweries produces this sweet raspberry juice and lambic
beer 375ml
DRUPKE 7.0% Brown beer
with liquorice. Hold on! This combination really
works here -
delicate liquorice overtones on a smooth, warming
ale. 33cl
GRAAL GEMBER 8.0% An instant success on its launch in 2001. Blond ale with a hint of ginger. 33cl
SMISJE HONEY BEER 8.5% Bruges' finest blond honey ale. 33cl
ROSE DE RAMPARTS 4.5% Something new from Bras. Binchoise. Raspberry juice
is involved. Too scared to try it myself. 33cl
ECHTE KRIEK
6.8% Fine uncompromised cherry ale. 25cl
ACHEL BLOND 8% Improving blond-tripel from the youngest Trappist brewery. 33cl
ROCHEFORT 10 11.2% Massive beer of unchanged
greatness. 33cl
ORVAL 6..2% Great, but differently great than the others. 33cl
BLANCHE DES HONNELLES 6% Abbaye des Rocs'
excellent smooth Belgian wheat beer. 33cl
WITTE WIEVEN 5.5% Excellent full wheaty beer from
the Maasland brewery in Oss. 33cl
WAASE WOLF 6% Wheat and spices from Boelens brewery. 33cl
ESQUELBECQ BLANCHE 5.0% A new beer, delicate and fragrant, from Bras. Thierez near Cassell. 75cl
3 FONTEINEN GUEUZE 5% Perhaps the classic of the gueuze style. 375ml
DE CAM KRIEK 5% 375ml
HANSSENS KRIEK 6% 375ml
CANTILLON GUEUZE 5% 75cl
GIRARDIN BLACK LABEL 5% 375ml
BOON FARO 5% Lambic sweetened with sugar, they way
the Belgians used to like it. 25cl
Draught
Belgian/Dutch Beer
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LA CHOUFFE 8% |
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GIRARDIN KRIEK 5% |
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DE RANKE XX BITTER 6.2% |
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ECHTE KRIEK 6.8% |
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La GAULOISE BLOND 6% |
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Bottled German Beer |
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Andechs Weiss |
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Augustiner Dunkel |
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Augustiner Weiss |
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Diebels Alt |
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Dom Kolsch |
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Fischer Helles |
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Fischer Spezial |
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Fruh Kolsch |
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Greif Weiss |
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Jever Pils |
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Karg Dunkle Weiss |
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Keesman Pils |
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Keesman Weiss |
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Mahrs Pils |
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Mahrs Weiss |
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Pyraser Landbier |
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Pyraser Pils |
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Schlenkerla Lagerbier |
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Schlenkerla Rauchbier |
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Schneider Aventinus |
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Schneider Weiss |
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Special Rauchbier |
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St Georgen
Pils |
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Tergensee Helles |
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Tergensee Spezial |
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Draught German Beer |
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Augustiner
Helles |
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Fischer Helles |
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Fruh Kolsch |
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Hartmann Schwarzer Bock |
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Keesman
Bock |
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Mahrs
Pilsner |
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Schlenkerla Lagerbier |
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Schlenkerla Rauchbier |
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Schumacher
Alt |
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St Georgen Pils |
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Tegernsee
Spezial Hell |
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Uerige
Alt |
Beer of the
Festival
Each year,
drinkers at Battersea Beer Festival vote for the beer they have enjoyed the most
at the event - the Beer of the Festival.
The last winner in 2003 was St Peter’s Honey Porter. Don't forget to
vote for your favourite beer of the 2004 festival!