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Janfeb2019.Pdf January Beers Woodforde’s Brewery Woodforde’s Brewery Woodforde’s Brewery Wherry (3.8%) Nelson’s Revenge (4.5%) Volt IPA (4.5%) A Supreme Champion Beer of Britain! Mighty fresh and zesty, Revenge is best served bittersweet. Our wholehearted harmony A beer with some serious voltage, this IPA is craed to spark our award-winning, rich amber ale enjoys oods of avours, as of hops, fruits and barley pays homage to brave Admiral Nelson your taste buds. e best American hops are all piled into this sweet malts clash with grapefruit hops and big oral aromas in and his crew. Nelson’s is a Norfolk beer, and glory in the taste beer! Tropical, citrus, oral and pine can all be found in one of a sensory strike. Set sail on an epic taste adventure. and aromas of citrus and Norfolk malts we’ve crammed in. our most aromatic brews; a beer to really shock the system. Amber Amber Pale Gold £69.99 £74.99 £74.99 PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON Floral Rich Floral ● Fruit Light Malt ● Fruit Citrus ● Grapefruit Citrus ● Dried Fruit Hoppy ● Malty January Beers Woodforde’s Brewery Woodforde’s Brewery Woodforde’s Brewery Wherry (3.8%) Nelson’s Revenge (4.5%) Volt IPA (4.5%) A Supreme Champion Beer of Britain! Mighty fresh and zesty, Revenge is best served bittersweet. Our wholehearted harmony A beer with some serious voltage, this IPA is craed to spark our award-winning, rich amber ale enjoys oods of avours, as of hops, fruits and barley pays homage to brave Admiral Nelson your taste buds. e best American hops are all piled into this sweet malts clash with grapefruit hops and big oral aromas in and his crew. Nelson’s is a Norfolk beer, and glory in the taste beer! Tropical, citrus, oral and pine can all be found in one of a sensory strike. Set sail on an epic taste adventure. and aromas of citrus and Norfolk malts we’ve crammed in. our most aromatic brews; a beer to really shock the system. Amber Amber Pale Gold £69.99 £74.99 £74.99 PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON Floral Rich Floral ● Fruit Light Malt ● Fruit Citrus ● Grapefruit Citrus ● Dried Fruit Hoppy ● Malty February Beers Price Fighter Feature Beer The Brewery We’ve been running pubs and brewing beer in one form or another for over 180 years. Now we’ve got around 14,300 people working for us and many more in partnership, and they all share our passion! Marstons Saddle Tank (3.6%) An oldie but a goodie! e recipe's been around for yonks. Clear, bright and full avoured with a malty, biscuit taste. We named it aer the train that once brought hops and malts into the Brewery, and then shipped the beer out. All aboard! Amber Brains Brewery Brains Brewery Brains Brewery ● Biscuit Malt SA (4.2%) Rev James Original (4.5%) Original Bitter (3.7%) £59.99 ● ● Sweet Biscuit Malt First brewed in 1958, SA has become the toast of the Welsh Based on a recipe from 1885, e Rev. James Original is rich Bitter has been around since we rst began brewing in 1882. PER 9 GALLON nation. Our renowned premium bitter ale is copper coloured and well-balanced with a mellow malty avour that unexpect- Made with Goldings and Fuggled hops from the Welsh Marches and has a nutty richness derived from Pale and Crystal malts edly gives away a clean, refreshing nish. Brewed using Bitter, is rich, amber coloured and refreshing. and three hops; Challenger, Goldings and Fuggles. exclusive Buckley’s yeast this award winning ale will save your soul and satisfy your thirst. AVAILABLE JANUARY & FEBRUARY Light Copper Mahogany Rich Amber £74.99 £75.99 £69.99 PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON Rich ● Fruity Spice ● Toffee Fruity ● Pear Drops Rich ● Malt Rich ● Strong Rich ● Clean Local Heroes Phipps - Northampton About the Brewery Phipps Northampton Brewery Company has returned to its roots in a Victorian brewery in the heart of Northampton, 40 years aer Phipps' Bridge Street Brewery closed. (4.3%) SEASONAL Phipps IPA Snow Plough (4.5%) A classic blend of Goldings & Fuggles hops gives the A dark delicious pint to savour as the nights draw in; characteristic English ale avours to their full-bod- While the time honoured marriage of English malt and ied beer. e balance of bitterness and sweetness, hops marks this brew out as a classic Midlands County allied to a smooth hoppy aer-taste, creates a most pint, the fruity hoppy nish tells you Phipps' brewers drinkable pint and our agship brew. build on traditions rather than break with them. Pale Dark Chestnut Hoppy ● Spicy ● Orange £72.99 Malt ● Biscuit £79.99 PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON Grapefruit ● Malty Frutiy ● Hoppy Loddon Brewery Loddon Brewery Loddon Brewery SEASONAL (4.5%) (4.9%) Hoppit (3.5%) Ferryman’s Gold (4.4%) Hullabaloo (4.2%) Beckets Ale* Kinky Boots We have craed a sweet dark and malty pint with An outrageously tasty rude red rye ale that glows in As well as Pale Ale malt, Hoppit also contains dark Invert Sugar Golden, smooth, aromatic and zesty. A agship beer. A golden, Rich, nutty and malty with a dry hop nish. A copper coloured honey the key constituent, an ingredient oen the glass. e classic English hops of Fuggles and which gives the beer its smooth taste. Our Classic smooth ale packed with zesty, aromatic Styrian Golding hops. Best Bitter with a rich, nutty malt, balanced by the dry herby found in Medieval ales. Becket's Ale won the best Goldings are topped o by a daring dash of Citra and highly-hopped session ale, beautiful balanced with East Kent avour of English Fuggles hops. Simcoe, the perfect collision of traditional brewer's Golding hops and Pale Ale malt. Artisan Drink award at 2015's Northamptonshire cra and modern anything goes exuberance. Food & Drink Awards. Dark Brown Ruby Red Pale Amber Golden Copper ● £69.99 £74.99 £73.99 Malty ● Honey Malt Hoppy PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON £78.00 £79.99 Seville Orange ● Hoppy Cereal Malts ● Orange ● Floral Bread ● Woodchip ● Nutty PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON ● Fruity ● Honey English Hops Citrus Marmalade ● Hoppy ● Well Balanced Soft ● Traditional ● Slightly Spiced Deep ● Earthy ● Plum ● Malt *ALLOW 1 DAY TO ORDER, NOT HELD IN STOCK February Beers Price Fighter Feature Beer The Brewery We’ve been running pubs and brewing beer in one form or another for over 180 years. Now we’ve got around 14,300 people working for us and many more in partnership, and they all share our passion! Marstons Saddle Tank (3.6%) An oldie but a goodie! e recipe's been around for yonks. Clear, bright and full avoured with a malty, biscuit taste. We named it aer the train that once brought hops and malts into the Brewery, and then shipped the beer out. All aboard! Amber Brains Brewery Brains Brewery Brains Brewery ● Biscuit Malt SA (4.2%) Rev James Original (4.5%) Original Bitter (3.7%) £59.99 ● ● Sweet Biscuit Malt First brewed in 1958, SA has become the toast of the Welsh Based on a recipe from 1885, e Rev. James Original is rich Bitter has been around since we rst began brewing in 1882. PER 9 GALLON nation. Our renowned premium bitter ale is copper coloured and well-balanced with a mellow malty avour that unexpect- Made with Goldings and Fuggled hops from the Welsh Marches and has a nutty richness derived from Pale and Crystal malts edly gives away a clean, refreshing nish. Brewed using Bitter, is rich, amber coloured and refreshing. and three hops; Challenger, Goldings and Fuggles. exclusive Buckley’s yeast this award winning ale will save your soul and satisfy your thirst. AVAILABLE JANUARY & FEBRUARY Light Copper Mahogany Rich Amber £74.99 £75.99 £69.99 PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON Rich ● Fruity Spice ● Toffee Fruity ● Pear Drops Rich ● Malt Rich ● Strong Rich ● Clean Local Heroes Phipps - Northampton About the Brewery Phipps Northampton Brewery Company has returned to its roots in a Victorian brewery in the heart of Northampton, 40 years aer Phipps' Bridge Street Brewery closed. (4.3%) SEASONAL Phipps IPA Snow Plough (4.5%) A classic blend of Goldings & Fuggles hops gives the A dark delicious pint to savour as the nights draw in; characteristic English ale avours to their full-bod- While the time honoured marriage of English malt and ied beer. e balance of bitterness and sweetness, hops marks this brew out as a classic Midlands County allied to a smooth hoppy aer-taste, creates a most pint, the fruity hoppy nish tells you Phipps' brewers drinkable pint and our agship brew. build on traditions rather than break with them. Pale Dark Chestnut Hoppy ● Spicy ● Orange £72.99 Malt ● Biscuit £79.99 PER 9 GALLON PER 9 GALLON Grapefruit ● Malty Frutiy ● Hoppy Loddon Brewery Loddon Brewery Loddon Brewery SEASONAL (4.5%) (4.9%) Hoppit (3.5%) Ferryman’s Gold (4.4%) Hullabaloo (4.2%) Beckets Ale* Kinky Boots We have craed a sweet dark and malty pint with An outrageously tasty rude red rye ale that glows in As well as Pale Ale malt, Hoppit also contains dark Invert Sugar Golden, smooth, aromatic and zesty. A agship beer. A golden, Rich, nutty and malty with a dry hop nish. A copper coloured honey the key constituent, an ingredient oen the glass. e classic English hops of Fuggles and which gives the beer its smooth taste.
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