- Yugen – Bruha Brewing (East Anglia) – 3.9%
- Soft fruity red ale with raisin and fig malt palate and subtle aroma of blackcurrant from Jester hops.
- Man O Hoy – The Orkney Brewery (Orkney) – 4.2%
- It is creamy and hoppy with a long bitter fruity finish. Named of course, after our famous Old Man O’ Hoy.
- Cougar – Fat Cat (Norwich) – 4.7%
- Big, bold, citrus ale brewed with Colombus, Cascade, Centennial and Amarillo hops.
- The Orb of Destiny – Shadow Bridge (Lincolnshire) – 4.1%
- The honeycomb lifts the malt, and the malt brings out just a hint of the exquisite sweetness of the honey.
- Farmers Blonde – Bradfield (Peak District) – 4.0%
- This award winning, very pale brilliant blonde beer has citrus and summer fruit aromas making it an extremely refreshing and ‘easy drinking’ ale.
- Manchester Larger – JW Lees (Manchester) – 4.0%
- Continental Style, Crafted in Manchester. Golden on the eye, citrusy and refreshing to taste.
- Junction – Sambrooks (London) – 4.5%
- Brewed with Maris Otter pale and a dose of crystal and roasted barley with Challenger, Goldings and Bramling X hop.
- Hella – St Ives Brewery (Cornwall) – 4.2%
- Dry-hopped for flavor, this refreshing beer combines juicy fruit notes, sweet strawberries, and balanced malt for an easy-drinking experience.
- Bread & Butter – Vocation (Hebden Bridge) – 3.9%
- With layers of US hops combined with British malts, our fresh and easy-drinking dry-hopped pale is a solid staple that delivers every time. Soak up refreshing flavors and aromas of pine, peach, lychee and citrus, finished off with a smooth rounded bitterness.
- Trawlerboys – Greenjack (Suffolk) – 4.6%
- This best bitter is a full-bodied, copper coloured, premium bitter brewed with English whole cone hops.
- Spring Bank – Small World (Shelly) – 3.7%
- Light very drinkable pale beer, floral and zesty beer.
- Yankee – Roosters (Harrogate) – 4.3%
- Light and easy-drinking, it’s a beer that showcases the floral and citrus fruit aromas of the Cascade hop, grown in the Yakima Valley in Washington State, USA, projected against a back drop of soft Yorkshire water and Golden Promise pale malt.
- Damn Dog – Burton Bridge (Burton Upon Trent) – 5.0%
- A variation our Bramble Stout, this beer was originally produced by accident when Damson was used instead of Bramble. The resulting brew needed a name and Damn Dog fitted the purpose.
- Twin Falls – Small World (Shelley) – 5.2%
- Full bodied Pale ale with fruity aroma and a hoppy flavour with lasting bitterness.
- Brigids Brew – Brewster’s (Lincolnshire) – 4.2%
- Golden beer with Citrus hop character. First Gold, Chinook and Simcoe hops used.
- Traditional – Tetleys Beer (Leeds) – 3.7%
- First brewed in 1822, this classic amber session bitter has roasted caramel bitter sweetness balanced with distinctly aromatic smooth hoppy flavours and a lingering dry bitter finish.
The Beers
A wide selection of real ales, stouts and session ales
The Ciders
- Red Streak – Newton Court (Herefordshire) – 5.8% (Sweet)
- Red Streak is a celebrated cider apple, ancient in origins, which results in a crisp, medium-sweet appley cider, with a lingering finish.
- Tucks Tipple – Sting Cider (Nottinghamshire) – 4.7% (Medium)
- Medium cider, sessionable, just right for a long night or to complement a good meal.
- Malvern Gold – Aston Manor (Birmingham) – 6.0% (Dry)
- Grown in the shadow of the Hereford and Worcestershire hills, we blend bittersweet apples including Three Counties, Yarlington Mill and Dabinett to make the Worlds Best medium dry still cider.
- Pineapple & Passion – Farmer Jims (Devon) – 4.0% (Fruit)
- A medium apple cider expertly blended with exotic fruits.
- Merry Monk – Sting Cider (Nottinghamshire) – 4.0% (Fruit)
- Light sweet cider infused with Apple & Rhubarb.
- Very Perry – Snails Bank (Herefordshire) – 5.1% (Perry)
- A fruity medium Perry with a complex yet balanced flavor only found in real Perry. Very Perry was recently awarded Bronze in the CAMRA National Perry Awards.
The Gins
Portobello Road – Portobello Road (London) – 40%
Dry Gin – Aber Falls (Wales) – 41.3%
Raspberry & Sweet Basil – House of Boe (Scotland) – 41.5%
Pink Gin – JJ Whitley (London) – 37.5%
Old Tom Gin – Poetic Licence (South Africa) – 41.6%
The Wines
- Prosecco
- White Wine (TBC)
- Red Wine (TBC)