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D&B Beer A5 180101 Draft bErs LAGER church farm ipa: 5% abv vedett extra blond lager: 5.2% abv (vg) draft: ½ pint £2.5; pint £4.5 330ml can £4 hoppy ipa brewed with citra and crystal hops, easy drinking yet full of smooth, malty character with subtly balanced hops, lingering fruitiness flavour. church farm brewery, warwick. with subtle notes of vanilla. duvel moortgat, belgium church farm lager: 4.2% abv peroni red: 4.7% abv (vg) draft: ½ pint £2.50; pint £4.5 330ml bottle £3.5 traditional bohemian czech pilsner brewed with traditional floor malted the original peroni and its the best selling beer in italy; malty & hoppy, but pilsner malt and saaz hops. brewed and aged for six weeks. church light and refreshing. made to go with all pizzas. peroni, rome. farm brewery, warwick. daura 5.4% abv (gf)(vg) hogan’s cider: 5.8% abv (gf)(vg) 330ml bottle £4.5 suitable for coeliacs (3ppm) this is a highly decorated lager from the draft: ½ pint £2.5; pint £4.5 made just down the road near stratford-upon-avaon this craft cider maker spanish brew masters who make estrella. s.a.damm, barcelona. puts all the love and attention you’d expect into their cider. ask what our choice is this week. hogans cider, alcester, warwickshire budvar non-alcoholic lager 0.5% abv (vg) 330ml bottle £3 moravian barley for the decadently toasted sweet malt palate and season the beer with the legendary saaz hops for an earthy spiced aroma and hint guinness: of bitterness. nothing is taken away from the beautifully synchronised draft: ½ pint £2.5; pint £4.5 a drop of the black stuff, it needs no introduction. sweet-bitter equation except the alcohol “there is an ancient celtic axiom that says ‘good people drink good beer.’ which is true, then as now. just look around “give me a woman who loves beer and i will conquer the you in any public barroom and you will quickly see: bad world.” people drink bad beer. think about it.” - kaiser wilhelm - hunter s. thompson GOLDEN White Ale hooky gold: 4.1% abv (vg) 500ml bottle £4.5 white ale: 5.2% abv (vg) very pale, crisp beer, with a hoppy character. A fruity aroma and a 330ml bottle £4 pleasant, light taste. hook norton brewery, banbury, complex flavors of the classic witbier, including orange peel and coriander oxfordshire – all brewed with pure icelandic water einstock brewery, iceland. shagweaver: 4.5% abv (vg) maisel’s weisse: 5.2% abv (vg) 500ml bottle £4.5 500ml bottle £4.5 award winning golden hoppy ale brewed with new zealand hops. north classic wheat beer flavours of ripe banana to a slight citrus note. maisel cotswold brewery. warwickshire. brewery, bayreuth, bavaria. tempest: 5.2% abv (vg) vedett extra white: 4.7% abv (vg) £4 it’s meant to be cloudy so revel in the refreshing citrus 500ml bottle £4.5 a refreshing, vibrant golden ale that will caress your taste buds with aromas with touches of coriander... smooth, grainy texture citrus subtlety. shakespeare brewery, stratford-upon-avon. with subtle sweetness & slightly perfumed, honey-like finish duvel moortgat, belgium maisel’s weisse alkoholfrei 0.5% abv (vg) DARK/STOUT 500ml bottle £4 a delicious non-alcoholic version of the original weisse organic chocolate stout: 5% abv (vg) maisel brewery, bayreuth, bavaria. 500ml bottle £4.5 gently roasted organic chocolate malt & cocoa extract give a delicious smooth & creamy character. The perfect marriage of stout and luxurious chocolate. samuel smith’s brewery, tadcaster, yorkshire. AMBER toasted porter: 6.0% abv (vg) ren’s pride: 4% abv 330ml bottle £4 330ml bottle £3.5 clear notes of toffee and dark chocolate, it’s roasty and rich, offering a amber in colour, this is a malty beer with a peach finish. totally moreish. medium body that is robust, yet smooth on the palate. toasted and church farm brewery, warwick. chocolate malts give it a sinister black colour. einstock, iceland hooky: 3.5% abv (vg) mr brown porter 4.5% abv 500ml bottle £4 330ml bottle £3.5 subtly balanced, golden bitter, hoppy to the nose, malty on the palate - the rich dark and complex, the beer has an outstanding depth of flavour. classic session beer, eminently drinkable. hook norton brewery, brewed from a blend of crystal and chocolate malts for a creamy delivery banbury, oxfordshire balanced by traditional goldings hops. church farm brewery, warwick IPA PALE ALE greene king ipa: 3.6% abv (gf) harry’s heiffer: 4.2% abv 330ml bottle £4 500ml bottle £4.5 an easy drinking, refreshing ipa. fresh dry hop & herbal character is quaffable session ale with a hoppy aroma. brewed with a blend of marris provided by the mix of challenger & first gold hops. the use of crystal malt otter, vienna and crystal malts, with a centennial and cascade hops. in the grist gives a satisfying toffee/caramel note & the addition of a little church farm brewery, warwick. black malt adds just enough astringency to give a clean dry finish. greene king, suffolk church farm pale ale: 3.8% abv 500ml bottle £4 neck oil: 4.3% abv (vg) crisp and refreshing golden ale with a hoppy finish brewed with an english 330ml can £4 marris otter malt and english admiral hops. church farm brewery, every day, all day, easy drinking, go to ipa. beavertown brewery, warwick. london gamma ray: 5.4% abv (vg) whitstable bay red ipa: 4.2% abv 330ml can £4 500ml bottle £4.5 a brew you can sit on and drink all day, rammed with juicy malts and huge a deep red coloured ale that is brewed using the brewery’s own chalk- tropical aromas of mango and grapefruit. beavertown brewery, filtered mineral water and Pale Ale, Crystal, Caramalt, and Roasted Barley London malts, with Kentish Challenger hops for bitterness and American Amarillo hops for aroma. faversham steam brewery, kent. hop bomb: 4.6% abv church farm double ipa: 7.2% abv 500ml bottle £4.5 330ml bottle £4 an american pale ale brewed with amarillo & citra hops. a sweet malt base massively hopped with english hops, admiral and pilgrim, resinous orangy is lifted by a powerful hop character. sadler’s brewery, stourbridge citrus finish. our take on the increasingly popular usa style. nanny state: 0.5% abv church farm brewery, warwick. 330ml bottle £4 with a backbone of 8 different speciality malts, nanny state will tantalise old speckled hen: 5% abv (gf) your taste buds and leave you yearning for more. brew dog, scotland 500ml bottle £4 Malty, toffee, lightly roasted Taste: Abundance of malts and distinctive toffee character. greene king, suffolk “cider, that’s one of your five-a-day…although I “there is no such thing as a bad beer. it’s just that some taste prefer to play it safe and go with ten-a-day” better than others.” - billy carter - anon CIDER White wine french revelation: 4.8% abv (gf)(vg) 500ml bottle £4.5 sierra grande sauvignon blanc, chile fresh pressed, smooth and oh so velvety with a big tannic punch followed a fresh & crisp wine with ripe citrus fruit flavours, by a mature, wild and fruity flavour. the french proving that sometimes refreshing with racy acidity. the old ways are still the best. hogans cider, alcester, warwickshire £3 (125ml) £4 (175ml) libertine: 6.2% abv (gf)(vg) £6 (250ml) £16 Bottle 500ml bottle £4.5 Indulgent, sweetly satisfying cider. a rich, tannic cider with unusual depth. satisfying, exotic and grown up (but a bit on the fringes). plazzi pinot grigio, italian hogans cider, alcester, warwickshire a combination of garganaga and pinot grigio grapes gives vintage perry: 5.4% abv (gf)(vg) flavours of apples and zesty lemons. 500ml bottle £4.5 a classic award winning perry, a medium, lightly sparkling perry, well £3.50 (125ml) £4.50(175ml) balanced on the palate with subtle fruit tannin qualities and delicate fruit £6.50 (250ml) £18 Bottle aromas. hogans cider, alcester, warwickshire dry cider: 5.8% abv (gf)(vg) 500ml cloud factory sauvignon blanc, marlborough, nz bottle £4.5 a truly traditional cider, golden with punchy, smokey and peaty notes that classic marlborough sauvignon blanc, perfumed with ripe give an earthiness. hogans cider, alcester, warwickshire tropical fruit along with lime flavours & rich minerality. killer sharp: 5.0% abv (gf)(vg) £4 (125ml) £6 (175ml) 500ml bottle £4.5 £8 (250ml) £22 Bottle a naturally sour cider! But fear not, this is still a proper cider with nothing added that doesn’t need to be there. hogans cider, alcester, warwickshire chateau mirande, picpoul de pinet, france high sorbety: 1.0% abv (gf)(vg) a popular grape, picpoul de pinet is a quaffable wine which 500ml bottle £3.5 will stand up to a spicy pizza! light, refreshing and gently sparkling low alcohol cider is no less £4.5 (125mil) £6.5 (175ml) authentically fresh pressed than any other brilliantly tasty ciders, just £9 (250ml) £24 Bottle without the same inebriating qualities. hogans cider, alcester, warwickshire Red wine Rose wine montevista merlot, chile chateau la moutete; cote de provence, france easy drinking, medium bodied with rich red fruit flavours & a lovely pale colour, both bright and clear. aromatic nose a hint of spice. with notes of exotic fruit. the wine is round, aromatic and £3 (125ml) £4 (175ml) well-balanced. £6 (250ml) £16 Bottle £4.5 (125ml) £6.8 (175ml) emiliana pinot noir, chile £9 (250ml) £24 Bottle a lighter bodied organic red, fresh red fruit aromas with subtle tannin & balanced acidity £3.50 (125ml) £4.9 (175ml) BuBles £7 (250ml) £20 Bottle pablo malbec, argentina prosecco, le dolci, colline italy medium-full bodied bright, vibrant and fruity.
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