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5-Star Beers - Alphabet Jan 20 Catapult Open # 5-star beers - alphabet Jan 20 Number 102 5-star beers ID Beer Brewer/y 2016 1 10 6X Wadworth, Northgate Brewery 2 63 Atom Splitter City of Cambridge Brewery Company 3 28 Badger Beers Fursty Ferret Hall & Woodhouse 4 209 Badger England's Own Badger Beers 5 128 Badger Firkin Fox Hall & Woodhouse 6 3 Banks's Best Park Brewery 7 203 Barmy Army Golden Ale (IPA) Greene King 8 57 Bass Trademark #1 Premium Pale Ale AB InBev UK 9 143 Bath Ales Barnsey Teignworthy Brewery 10 131A Bath Ales Golden Hare Bath Ales 11 62 Bath Ales Summers Hare Bath Ales 12 342 Battledown Pale Ale Battledown Brewery 13 207 Bays Devon Dumpling Bays 14 222 Bays Gold Bays 15 228 Bays Topsail Bays 16 91 Betty Stogs Skinners 17 301 Bibble Pale Ale Wild Beer Company 18 52 Black Sheep Ale Black Sheep Brewery 19 313 Blonde Witch Golden Ale Moorhouse Brewery 20 94 Boddington's Pub Ale Boddingtons Brewery 21 223 Brakspear Bitter Brakspear Brewing Company 22 72 Brakspear Oxford Gold Brakspear Brewing Company 23 117 Bread of Heaven Brains Brewery 24 310 Bristol Gold Dawkins & Georges Limited 25 96 Butcombe Adam Henson's Rare Breed Butcombe 26 26 Butcombe Best Butcombe 27 85 Butcombe Gold Butcombe 28 290 Cocker Hoop Jennings Brewery 29 138 Cornish Best St Austell Brewery 30 19 Cornish Knocker Skinners 31 226 Courage Best Bitter Charles Wells Brewery 32 159 Courage Director's Bitter Charles Wells 33 185 Cropredy Hop Wadworth, Northgate Brewery 34 224 Cumberland Deep Golden Ale Jennings Brewery 35 340 Cumberland Golden Beer Jennings Brewery 36 254A Curious Session IPA (same as Curious Ale) Curious Brewery 37 293 Dark Star HopHead Dark Star Brewing Company 38 190 Dark Star Partridge Best Bitter Dark Star 39 236 Dartmoor Legend Ale Dartmoor Brewery 40 148 Double Dragon Felinfoel Brewery 41 168 Elgood's Cambridge IPA Elgood & Sons, North Brink Brewery 42 125 Elgood's Thin Ice Elgood & Sons, North Brink Brewery 43 163 Exmoor Hound Dog Exmoor Ales Ltd 44 258 Farmer's Best Ramsbury Brewery 45 216 Fire Catcher Wychwood Brewery 46 49 Firepower Best Bitter Twisted Brewing 47 55 Forty Niner Marstons Ringwood Brewery 48 183 Fraid Knot Exeter Brewery Company 2017 49 40 Fullers London Pride Fuller Smith & Turner 50 112 Golden Sheep Ale Black Sheep Brewery 51 171 Great Corby Session IPA Cumberland Breweries 52 76 Green Jack Waxwing Green Jack Brewing Company 53 141 Gun Dog Teignworthy Brewery 54 113 Hancock's HB Brains Brewery 55 329 Hip-Hop Langham Brewery 56 245 Holden's XB Holden's Brewery 57 56 Hop Schism Sandiway Ales 58 335 John Hampden's Golden Harvest Ale (Gluten Free) The Chiltern Brewery 59 243 Joseph Holt Humdinger Joseph Holt 60 220 Lancaster Bomber Marston's Brewery Confidential 18/02/2020 Page 1 Catapult Open # 5-star beers - alphabet Jan 20 61 328 Light Hearted Ale Banks's Brewery 62 333 Liquid Highway Hop Kettle Brewing Company 63 331 Lushingtons Sunny Pale Ale Skinners 64 282 Manchester Bitter Manchester Marble Brewery 2018 65 249 Merlin's Own, Welsh Pale Ale Castlegate Brewery 66 65 Mister Chubbs West Berkshire Brewery 67 187 Moon Gazer Amber Ale The Norfolk Brewhouse 68 140 Neap Tide New Lion Brewery 69 248 North Star Amber Ale Tenby Harbour Brewery 70 44 Old Thumper Marstons Ringwood Brewery 71 126 Packhorse Premium Ale The Packhorse 72 106 Pale Rider Kelham Island Brewery 73 195 Pure Gold Purity Brewery 74 166 Razor Back Ringwood 75 36 Reverend James Brains Brewery 76 66 Reverend James Gold Brains Brewery 77 322 Reverend James Pale Brains Brewery 78 147 Ringwood Boondoggle Marston's Ringwood Brewery 79 169 Robinson's Unicorn Premium Golden Ale Robinsons Brewery 80 151 Romsey Gold Flack's Manor 2019 81 12A Sainsbury's Traditional Kentish Ale Shepherd Neame 82 295 Seafarers Quality English Ale George Gale & Co. 83 314 Seraphim Blonde Ale Sonnet 43 Brew House 84 284 Sundial Golden Ale Hook Norton 85 73 TheakstonXB T&R Theakston Limited 86 150 Tiger Everards 87 237 Timothy Taylor's Knowle Spring Timothy Taylor 88 269 Tomcat (American Pale Ale) Red Cat Brewing 89 92 Tribute St Austell Brewery 90 16 Tunnel Vision Box Steam Brewery 91 33 UBU Premium Amber Ale Purity Brewery 92 239 Unicorn Robinsons Brewery 93 152 Upham Tipster Upham Brewery 94 13 Wadworth's Boundary Wadworth, Northgate Brewery 95 121 Wadworth's Horizon Wadworth, Northgate Brewery 96 122 Wadworth's IPA Wadworth, Northgate Brewery 97 70 Wainwright Golden Beer Marstons 98 71 Westmorland Ale (Sainsbury's Taste the Differnence) Jennings Brewery 99 145 Wet Your Whistle Box Steam Brewery 100 30 Whitstable Bay Pale Ale Faversham Steam Brewery, Shepherd Neame 101 242 Wye Valley Golden Ale Wye Valley Brewery 102 338 Yorkshire Blonde Fruity Pale Ale Ossett Brewery 103 104 105 106 107 108 109 110 Confidential 18/02/2020 Page 2.
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